
Why Do Mental Health Apps Lose Users? Understanding the Engagement Gap
Research shows that many mental health apps experience high drop-off rates after the first few weeks. The issue isn't about caring — it's about how support is delivered.
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Research shows that many mental health apps experience high drop-off rates after the first few weeks. The issue isn't about caring — it's about how support is delivered.

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