Objectives: Multicomponent behavioral e-health interventions are seen as an alternative to
in-person treatment for weight loss. However, these estimates may be optimistic at best. This …

Background Overweight and obesity are major problems worldwide, and they lead to an
increased risk for several diseases. The use of technology in the treatment of obesity is …

Introduction Digital tools, such as mobile apps and the Internet, are being increasingly used
to promote healthy eating habits. However, there has been inconsistent reporting on the …

The incidence of overweight and obesity are increasing with each successive generation of
young adults. Associated co‐morbidities will emerge at an earlier age unless weight gain is …

Background Mobile health (mHealth) and web-based technological advances allow for new
approaches to deliver behavioral interventions for chronic diseases such as obesity and …

Objectives: We examined the reasons for weight gain and barriers to weight loss among
emerging adults with obesity. Methods: Eighty-one female undergraduate students with …

Abstract Purpose of Review This review describes the state-of-the-art for dietary assessment
using smartphone apps and digital technology and provides an update on the efficacy of …

Background Rigorous research on smartphone apps for individuals pursuing bariatric
surgery is limited. A digital health intervention was recently developed using standard …

Nowadays, applications (apps) for smartphones and tablets have become indispensable
especially for young generations. The estimated number of mobile devices will exceed 2.16 …

Objective To assess the effectiveness of using a smartphone application for weight loss as
well as a change in health-related behavior in patients with colorectal polyps over 3 months …