Can Phone Apps and Counseling Help Pregnant Women Stay Healthy?
Researchers tested a new program combining smartphone apps and one-on-one counseling to help pregnant women with limited money manage their weight and mental …
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Researchers tested a new program combining smartphone apps and one-on-one counseling to help pregnant women with limited money manage their weight and mental …
Read MoreResearchers tested whether eating foods in a specific order—fiber and vegetables first, then protein, then carbohydrates last—combined with tracking meals on a …
Read MoreResearchers in Australia are testing whether a smartphone app can help young adults eat more plant-based foods like beans and nuts while eating less meat and …
Read MoreResearchers in Peru adapted a Swiss smartphone app called WebDia to help young people with type 1 diabetes manage their condition better. The app teaches …
Read MoreChildhood obesity affects about 1 in 5 kids worldwide, and researchers think smartphone apps could help families make healthier choices about food and …
Read MoreA new study tested whether a smartphone app combined with health coaching could help people with IBS (irritable bowel syndrome) feel better. IBS is a condition …
Read MoreResearchers in Bangladesh created a mobile app called Mukhorito to help teenagers learn about sexual and reproductive health—topics that are often considered …
Read MoreAfter having a baby, many new mothers struggle to find time and motivation to take care of their own health. Researchers created a smartphone app called …
Read MoreResearchers tested a new smartphone app called CUMACA-M designed to help women who have survived breast cancer for at least 5 years. These survivors often …
Read MoreResearchers created a smartphone app called POSTHOC to help cancer survivors manage their health after treatment ends. The app lets people track their …
Read MoreResearchers tested whether a smartphone app could help people with high blood pressure make healthier choices. They split 134 people into two groups—one used a …
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