Free access offered to 1,000 people to the Nutracheck App

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Free access to the Nutracheck App is being offered to 1,000 participants in the more disadvantaged areas of Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan. The app can help people track food and nutrients, monitor physical activity and build healthier, sustainable habits. The scheme is being delivered by the Cardiff and Vale Public Health Team and Cardiff Metropolitan University and will help evaluate how digital tools can support healthier lifestyles and reduce health inequalities. To take part in the study and to access the app follow the link here

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