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The analysis aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of mobile health interventions for managing contraceptive side effects and improving method continuation.

February 11, 2026Open Access

A Meta-Analysis of Mobile Application Interventions for Contraceptive Side-Effect Management and Method Continuation Among Young Women in Urban Senegal

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The analysis aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of mobile health interventions for managing contraceptive side effects and improving method continuation.
Conducted a systematic search of electronic databases for randomized controlled trials
Included studies compared a mobile app intervention to standard care
Focused on young women in urban Senegal measuring contraceptive continuation
Data pooled using random-effects models and risk of bias assessed
Found a statistically significant increase in contraceptive continuation at 12 months
Pooled risk ratio was 1.32, indicating a 32% relative improvement in continuation odds compared to standard care
Concluded that mobile app interventions can improve method continuation for young women

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Meta-analysis evaluates mHealth effectiveness in improving contraceptive continuation among young women, suggesting integration into family planning programs.

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Bâ et al. (2007) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/698c1c8e267fb587c655f038 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18531501

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Meta-analysis evaluates mHealth effectiveness in improving contraceptive continuation among young women, suggesting integration into family planning programs.

A Meta-Analysis of Mobile Application Interventions for Contraceptive Side-Effect Management and Method Continuation Among Young Women in Urban Senegal

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A Meta-Analysis of Mobile Application Interventions for Contraceptive Side-Effect Management and Method Continuation Among Young Women in Urban Senegal

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