Fitness and calorie tracking devices can induce feelings of "shame" in users who fail to meet their set targets, according to new research from academics. Experts from University College London (UCL) ...

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Fitness and calorie trackers can make users feel “shame” if they do not achieve their goals, academics have said. A study analysed tens of thousands of social media posts about use of the trackers.

As technology advances, so does our ability to use it enhance our overall health. Wearable fitness trackers can track everything from how many steps you take in a day to how many hours you sleep at ...

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Fitness and calorie trackers can make users feel "shame" if they do not achieve their goals, academics have said. A study analysed tens of thousands of social media posts about use of the trackers.

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