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Health apps a double-edged sword warn experts | Ballina Shire Advocate

Australians are downloading wellbeing apps in record numbers but with smartphone use linked to rising anxiety, experts warn they may be a double-edge sword.

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Health apps a double-edged sword warn experts

Lifestyle by Kaitlyn Hudson-OâFarrell Premium Content Â Health and wellness apps are turning Australia into the world s most health conscious nation, according to new data. Australia has become the top user of health apps around the globe, racking up the highest number of searches to help track weight and mental health in 2020, according to analysis of search data by comparison service USwitch. Aussies searched for health apps to track weight, sleep, fitness, running, body and mental health over 100,000 times in the past five years, the highest search rate per capita globally. It comes as app analytics Ârevealed up to 75 per cent of Âmobile users downloaded health apps amid lockdown measures in 2020.

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Health apps a double-edged sword warn experts | Sunshine Coast Daily

Lifestyle by Kaitlyn Hudson-OâFarrell Premium Content Â Health and wellness apps are turning Australia into the world s most health conscious nation, according to new data. Australia has become the top user of health apps around the globe, racking up the highest number of searches to help track weight and mental health in 2020, according to analysis of search data by comparison service USwitch. Aussies searched for health apps to track weight, sleep, fitness, running, body and mental health over 100,000 times in the past five years, the highest search rate per capita globally. It comes as app analytics Ârevealed up to 75 per cent of Âmobile users downloaded health apps amid lockdown measures in 2020.

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