Health apps are software applications designed to help users monitor, manage, or improve their health and wellness. These apps can serve a variety of purposes, including tracking physical activity, monitoring diet and nutrition, managing chronic conditions, facilitating mental well-being, and promoting healthy lifestyle choices. They may include features such as fitness tracking, meal planning, medication reminders, symptom checkers, and access to telehealth services. Health apps are often available on mobile devices, allowing users to engage with their health data conveniently and in real-time. They can empower individuals to take an active role in their health management, provide personalized insights, and connect users with healthcare professionals.
Health apps show limited impact on patients with type 2 diabetes and coronary heart disease, as highlighted by a study from the Technical University of Munich. The study involved 502…