The Helsinki University Hospital serves half a million patients annually. They use MealLogger as part of their digital weight loss program. Photo taken from HUS.
Category Archives: What we’re doing
MealLogger deploys AI features in corporate wellness engagement for K-Group, one of Northern Europe’s largest retailing conglomerates
Kesko employees taking part took pictures of their meals as a core part of the coaching program. The coach utilized the artificial intelligence (AI) features MealLogger is refining to streamline the coaching process. Taken from Kesko press release.
Five-week program targeted employees at risk of type-2 diabetes Continue reading
MealLogger used in study of mobile phone nutrition app technology with International Rugby Union player
In an eight week study conducted on players from the highest tier of women’s rugby in England, athletes using MealLogger technology increased protein intake by 29% and increased energy intake by 9% while reducing skinfolds by 16%
MealLogger chosen to help build unique digital health ecosystem in Helsinki, Finland
MealLogger selected as one of five digital health services from over 30 to pilot digital health solutions in a unique ecosystem of business partners, citizens, and the Health and Wellness Center of Kalasatama Continue reading
University of Auckland, University of Sydney and High Performance Sport New Zealand Complete Research Pilot on Efficacy of Image-Based Mobile Applications on Dietary Habits
Researchers from the University of Auckland, the University of Sydney, and a group of athletes affiliated with the High Performance Sport New Zealand organization tested how to best educate and promote dietary and behavioral changes using MealLogger as a coaching tool and platform.
What’s our blog about?
Health and fitness professionals using MealLogger Pro often ask us whether research supports the use of mobile devices and apps for improving health and body composition. They wonder whether specific features like photo-journaling, peer support, and challenges influence behavior change and tell us they would love to see examples of best practices from other colleagues. We’re creating a blog to answer these questions and share relevant research as well as some of the lessons we’ve learned about how to best use mobile health technology.
