📢 BREAKING 📢 Wondr Health has announced new findings from over 200K Wondr participants on the influence of eating behavior patterns, such as eating socially or emotional eating, on Wondr program participation and amount of weight loss. The latest research builds on Wondr Health’s existing scientific contributions. Just alone this year, Wondr Health has presented 5 separate studies on scientific findings at world-renowned scientific conferences including American Diabetes Association , Obesity Medicine Association, Obesity Action Coalition, and American Society For Metabolic And Bariatric Surgery (ASMBS). Beyond rooting our programs and philosophies in science, we truly believe in contributing to obesity research, so we can help build a better, and healthier future for all. For more information on our latest research, read our full press release here: https://lnkd.in/gBviUjS9 #WondrScience #WeightLoss #BehavioralScience
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📢JUST IN CASE YOU MISSED IT 📢 A new study with over 200K Wondr participants looked at the influence of eating behavior patterns on weight loss pointing to the need for personalized weight-loss curriculum with behavior-change support for why individuals eat. The implications are clear: For those trying to lose weight, simple calorie-counting and food-tracking isn’t enough, which is why building skills to navigate eating behavior patterns involving social situations, relationships, emotions, and hunger cues and more are key to the Wondr program. For additional results and insights read our full press release here: https://lnkd.in/gEQ8G4eT These findings build on Wondr Health’s scientific contributions – just since January, Wondr Health presented 5x at world renowned scientific conferences to go over findings, including American Diabetes Association, Obesity Medicine Association, Obesity Action Coalition, and American Society For Metabolic And Bariatric Surgery (ASMBS). #WondrScience #WeightLoss #BehavioralScience
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Why don’t diets work? Because there is more to it than just what you eat. New research from over 200K Wondr participants evaluated eating behavior patterns and weight loss. Study investigator and Wondr Health Chief Medical Officer Dr. Tim Church, MD, MPH, PhD weighed in: “We know that a one-size-fits-all approach is not effective when it comes to weight loss and that the when, how, and why we eat is just as important as what we eat. These study findings point to the need for personalized weight-loss curriculum based on individual circumstances such as eating behavior patterns.” For the full press release and additional insights visit: https://lnkd.in/gBviUjS9 #weightloss #dietculture #employeewellness #behavioralscience
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We are thrilled to announce CEO Scott Paddock will be featured on the Weight Management / Diabetes Care: Tools to Manage Cost Vs Benefit panel at the Truist Securities Healthcare Disruptors & Digital Health Summit tomorrow morning. In the panel, Scott aims to share strategic perspectives from his time at Wondr Health and dive into the intersection of cost-effectiveness and patient-centric care.
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