Migraine Relief Without A Pill: Click’s FDA Cleared CT-132 Turns Smartphone Into Therapy Tool

Click’s Platform Delivers CBT-Based Treatment Through AI-Powered Mobile Engagement

Built on Click’s AI-enabled platform, CT-132 delivers a 12-week behavioral intervention program rooted in multiple evidence-based techniques, including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and bio-behavioral approaches. The goal: reduce brain hypersensitivity and enhance patients’ resilience to migraine triggers.

CT-132 can be prescribed for patients aged 18 and older and is intended for adjunctive use alongside acute/or other preventive treatments.
Key Takeaways

·CT-132 is the first FDA-authorized digital therapeutic for migraine prevention that works by targeting brain hypersensitivity and behavioral triggers, not just neurochemical pathways.

·Across two clinical trials, CT-132 demonstrated statistically significant reductions in monthly migraine days and improvements in quality-of-life metrics, even among CGRP non-responders.

·The strong efficacy data positions CT-132 for potential bundling with CGRP inhibitors under the FDA’s PDURS framework, paving the way for co-labeled digital-pharma products.

Click Therapeutics has turned a smartphone into a preventive tool for episodic migraine, a condition that affects over 37mn Americans alone.

With the US Food and Drug Administration granting de novo clearance for the first prescription-based digital therapeutic CT-132, Click has introduced a fundamentally different mechanism to treat migraine. Rather than...

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