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Published on 20.04.18 in Vol 6, No 4 (2018): April

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Works citing "Digital Inequalities in the Use of Self-Tracking Diet and Fitness Apps: Interview Study on the Influence of Social, Economic, and Cultural Factors"

Faustine Régnier, Louis Chauvel

JMIR Mhealth Uhealth 2018 (Apr 20); 6(4):e101 

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  2. Scaria-Braunstein K, Hiden R. Gesundheit – Konventionen – Digitalisierung. 2022. Chapter 7:185
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