electroCore study shows Quell boosts physical therapy outcomes in fibromyalgia trial

• electroCore reported publication in JAMA Network Open of a cluster randomized clinical trial evaluating its Quell wearable nerve-stimulation device as an add-on to outpatient physical therapy for fibromyalgia, with results already presented in the journal article.
• Patients receiving Quell alongside physical therapy saw greater improvement in pain during movement than those receiving physical therapy alone, with benefits emerging early and holding for up to six months.
• Trial enrollment included 384 participants, split between Quell-plus-therapy and therapy-only groups.
• Surveyed users largely described Quell as helpful, with more than half reporting daily use later in follow-up.
• Management framed fibromyalgia as a sizable addressable market, positioning Quell as a non-drug, FDA-cleared option for the condition.

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