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Game on: Game-based program boosts physical activity among diabetes patients

E-Mail By making a game out of getting their daily steps, new research points to the possibility that people with diabetes could be nudged toward increasing their physical activity, with changes lasting for a full year. Since many now use apps or other digital means to manage their diabetes, this program - which utilized tools like wearable step counters and electronic scales with personalized goals - could potentially be integrated to help individuals achieve greater success. Findings from the study, conducted by a team from the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, were published today in JAMA Network Open.

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Getting Competitive Boosted Physical Activity in Diabetes

email article Turning a lifestyle intervention for type 2 diabetes into a game significantly increased participants physical activity, especially if an element of competition was introduced, the randomized iDiabetes trial found. In this 1-year trial of an intervention that included a wrist device to track steps and game elements such as points and levels, participants randomized to small teams in which they competed for leaderboard status significantly increased their mean daily step count relative to a control group (606 more steps, 95% CI 201 to 1,011, P=0.003), noted Mitesh Patel, MD, MBA, of the Crescenz Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Philadelphia, and colleagues of the Penn Medicine Nudge Unit.

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Atwell Suites™ Momentum Continues In 2021 With Second Hotel Now Under Construction In Denver – Hospitality Net

® Hotels & Resorts, one of the world s leading hotel companies, announced today that the second Atwell Suites™ hotel is now under construction in Denver, owned by Kendall Combs and KJ Hotel Properties. The new Colorado property follows the Atwell Suites Miami Brickell, which is expected to open later this year. IHG also announced the latest signings for the brand including Galveston, Texas, owned by Harold Smart and Smart Hotels and Fishers, Indiana owned by Mitesh Patel and Striving Legacy Fishers. Expected to open in early 2022, the Atwell Suites Denver Airport - Tower Road is located in Colorado s most populous city and is within close proximity to Denver International Airport. The property is in an ideal location for both business and leisure travels with FlightSafety International, a flight training and simulator manufacturer, and Frontier Airlines headquarters located within a mile of the property. Additionally, the property is situated close to many local dining and entert

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Cholesterol-Lowering Statins Prescribed Less Later in Day

Date Time Cholesterol-Lowering Statins Prescribed Less Later in Day PHILADELPHIA Furthering efforts to understand why potentially life-saving statins are so under-prescribed among American patients with heart disease, a new study shows that clinicians are more likely to sign a script for them earlier in the day. The new study by researchers in Penn Medicine’s Nudge Unit found that patients with the very first appointments of the day were most likely to have statins prescribed, and the odds progressively fell through the morning and remained low throughout the afternoon. The study was published today in JAMA Network Open. In recent years, researchers in the Nudge Unit and the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania have examined the effect that appointment times have on the care received. By and large, the later an appointment falls, the less likely a patient is to get the highest standard of care. This holds true for whether a patient gets flu shots, or is

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City of Wichita backtracks with hotel developer found to have history of liens, legal disputes

City of Wichita backtracks with hotel developer found to have history of liens, legal disputes
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