National survey of Americans’ health app use shows technology’s promise and weakness

By Clint NielsenNovember 3, 2015No Comments

Like the treadmills and stationary bikes that become rec room coatracks, fitness and other health-related smartphone apps are acquired in large numbers by Americans, but over time, many are left unused by those who download them.

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Clint is a dad and husband trying to stay in shape. He's also a highly opinionated fitness enthusiast and author of Reveal The Steel. Follow him on: Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and Google+

National survey of Americans’ health app use shows technology’s promise and weakness

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