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ChOcolate COnsumption And Blood Pressure (COCOA-BP): A Wearable Devices Pilot Trial
The COCOA-BP Trial is designed to assess the impact of 50g daily dark chocolate intake on blood pressure and compare outcome data derived from wearable/digital health devices to data derived from standard methods. Additionally, the usability of the wearable technology will be evaluated.
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