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Comparison of a Technology-based System and an In-person Behavioral Weight Loss Intervention in the Severely Obese
The purpose of this study is to examine the effect of an enhanced technology-based system, that involves a wearable device to measure calories burned combined with a website, in comparison to previous versions of similar technology and a standard behavioral weight loss on body weight across 6 months in obese adults.
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