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asthmaxcel pro mobile app provides asthma education collects asthma outcome data objective study evaluate associations healthelectronic health literacy ehealth literacy depressive symptoms app usage clinical outcomes adults persistent asthma recruited use app participants completed patient health questionnaire9 assess depressive symptoms asthma control test mini asthma quality life qol questionnaire newest vital sign tool measure health literacy data subset participants available ehealth literacy n 24 average number app logins across 2 months n 40 total study sample included 96 participants 46 nonhispanic black 444 hispanic average participant age 440 standard deviation 149 years 74 identifying female increased depressive symptoms associated worse asthma control 046 p 001 asthma qol 038 p 001 ehealth literacy higher ehealth literacy associated worse asthma qol 048 p 02 app logins 059 p 04 newest vital sign scores associated measures depressive symptoms associated worse asthma outcomes ehealth literacy associated increased patient engagement app worse asthma qol may reflect patients worse qol seeking health information internet although directionality could assessed digital health literacy may key increasing patient engagement mobile health interventionstrial registration national clinical trial 03847142 httpsclinicaltrialsgovct2shownct03847142