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The impact of myfitnesspal on daily calorie intake and food choices among undergraduate health sciences students in USM health campus (USMKK)
MyFitnessPal (MFP) is a functional tool for dietary self-monitoring and improving food choices. However, the impacts of MFP on calorie intake and food choices in Malaysian university students remain poorly understood. A pre-post interventional study was conducted among undergraduate health sciences
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