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Improving Food Literacy in the Elderly Through an eHealth Education Program Based on Personalized Nutrition
This controlled trial aims to assess the impact of personalization and digitalization on the development of skills related to food agency, safe dietary habits, and healthy lifestyles in a cohort of 120 free-living individuals aged 65 years and older. Participants are assigned to intervention and control groups to evaluate the effectiveness of tailored interventions leveraging personalized and digital approaches.
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