DDM evaluated the 12-week outcomes of the digital Gro Health platform, a behaviour change intervention personalised to wellbeing.

The Gro Health app has been shown to reduce the symptoms of depression, anxiety and stress after 12 weeks' use.

This study is evaluating the feasibility of the Gro Health app and obesity program in a network of hospitals.

The impact of the Low Carb Program in Ireland has been published at a leading obesity conference in Ireland.

This study with King's College London is evaluating the feasibility of the Gro Health app and obesity program in a Tier 3 obesity setting.

BDA has published a review supporting Diabetes Digital Media’s (DDM) NHS-approved Low Carb Program app for helping users improve their diet.

Findings demonstrate that the forum can have a positive impact on its members’ wellbeing and can help members manage their HCP relationship.

The one-year outcomes of the Low Carb Program were published in the peer-reviewed Journal of Medical Internet Research today.

Researchers found that signposting from real-world general practice to the Low Carb Program was feasible, taking between 1 and 4 minutes.

During the pandemic, a team led by Charlotte Summers conducted a survey of 4,000+ people to understand their health data concerns.

This paper, written by Charlotte Summers and Kristina Curtis reviews the digital behavior change architecture of the Low Carb Program.

Diabetes.co.uk was shown to be more active that Twitter and Facebook.

DDM has partnered with researchers at University of Warwick and University of Edinburgh to collect opinions about COVID-19 and how data from

The guidance has been produced in response to the improved health of users who signed up to DDM's Low Carb Program.

This study with Imperial College London is evaluating the feasibility of the Gro Health app and obesity program in a Tier 3 and 4 setting.

Researchers found that the Low Carb Program was a feasible remote delivery method of obesity care and as effective as face-to-face care.

This single-arm prospective study found that the Low Carb Program is effective in improving glycemic control and facilitating weight loss.

An independent health economic conducted by the York Health Economics Consortium has demonstrated a significant saving in implementation of

The goal of this study is to better understand people’s willingness to share data in the context of COVID-19.

The research program is evaluating the feasibility of the Gro Health platform personalised for female patients with gestational diabetes.

This interventional study is a multi-centre, binational project looking at patients from both St. Clara Research Ltd at St. Claraspital

In response to over 400,000 patients enrolling on the Low Carb Program, DDM published the UK's first demedication protocol for low carb.

Gro Health app users sea 6% improvement in VIS and an 18.3% mean improvement in chronic and acute pain symptoms from baseline to follow-up.