Noom App To Help You Curb Type 2 Diabetes Risk
Diabetes is spreading throughout the world like a wildfire. It's one thing to make a strong determination to 'fix' your unhealthy lifestyle and other thing to actually implement your rock solid plan. Thankfully, there's an app to fix this problem! The Noom App, developed by New York based technology startup 'Noom Inc.', promises to go beyond blood sugar level to help you curb the risk of type 2 diabetes. The app will keep the users motivated and also track their exercise as well as eating patterns.
The app will be distributed to the patients in New York by CityMD Urgent care, which operates about 40 clinics in the NY City area. Dr. David Shih, chief medical officer at CityMD informed 'New app goes beyond blood sugar to cut diabetes risk' that these patients are 'walking time bombs'. They do not have any idea about pre-diabetes or diabetes, he said. Noom engineers identified this problem and offered a solution through an innovative app that will administer a 16-week program about diabetes. This program has been developed by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The Noom app will allow the users to track their overall progress using their smartphones. The app will also provide health coach to users. These coaches will be experts who will answer questions asked by users. The app basically acts as an alternative to the CDC's in-person classes, which require the attendees to keep the track of their progress using traditional pen and paper methods.
Take a look at the official website of Noom Health app. The link to the website is available in the source below.
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The app will be distributed to the patients in New York by CityMD Urgent care, which operates about 40 clinics in the NY City area. Dr. David Shih, chief medical officer at CityMD informed 'New app goes beyond blood sugar to cut diabetes risk' that these patients are 'walking time bombs'. They do not have any idea about pre-diabetes or diabetes, he said. Noom engineers identified this problem and offered a solution through an innovative app that will administer a 16-week program about diabetes. This program has been developed by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The Noom app will allow the users to track their overall progress using their smartphones. The app will also provide health coach to users. These coaches will be experts who will answer questions asked by users. The app basically acts as an alternative to the CDC's in-person classes, which require the attendees to keep the track of their progress using traditional pen and paper methods.
Take a look at the official website of Noom Health app. The link to the website is available in the source below.
Source: #-Link-Snipped-#
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