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Completed Digital Mindful Eating Trial Shows Promise for Mobile Health Interventions — Key Findings for Clinical Practice

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7 June 2026

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A completed Italian trial of 666 participants tested podcast-based mindful eating interventions delivered via mobile app. The study examined three approaches targeting mood, eating awareness, and bodily sensation recognition.

Originally reported by ClinicalTrials.gov

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