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Click, Boehringer DTx for Schizophrenia Passes Phase 3 Test

AMSTERDAM, THE NETHERLANDS, AUG 7 – CT-155 demonstrated significant reduction in negative symptoms of schizophrenia as an adjunct to antipsychotic therapy in a 16-week phase 3 trial, addressing a major unmet need affecting 60% of patients.

  • Boehringer Ingelheim and Click Therapeutics announced that CT-155, their investigational prescription digital therapeutic for schizophrenia, successfully achieved the main goal in the critical Phase III CONVOKE clinical trial.
  • The CONVOKE trial investigated the effectiveness of CT-155, a mobile app-based intervention, used in combination with conventional antipsychotic medication, to reduce the negative symptoms experienced by individuals with schizophrenia, a disorder that affects roughly 24 million people worldwide.
  • CT-155 is a mobile app providing interactive psychosocial techniques and showed a significant reduction in experiential negative symptoms over 16 weeks while maintaining a favorable safety profile.
  • Shaheen Lakhan, Click’s chief medical and scientific officer, stated that the CONVOKE trial delivers initial phase 3 data demonstrating the promise of a prescribed digital therapeutic used alongside conventional antipsychotic treatment to address a fundamental aspect of schizophrenia.
  • The positive results mark a critical advancement in addressing the unmet needs of people with negative schizophrenia symptoms and support regulatory breakthrough device designation granted earlier this year.
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Cambridge Times broke the news in Cambridge, Canada on Thursday, August 7, 2025.
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