Abstract:
Adolescent obesity is rising in South Africa, driven by poor diet and inactivity. Mobile health (mHealth) offers a promising way to reach youth with messages on nutrition and physical activity, yet context-specific, evidence-based interventions remain limited across Africa. This study aimed to explore the local context, engage school
stakeholders, and co-develop culturally relevant digital content to support adolescent obesity prevention.
Reference:
Paper presented at the U.S. Africa Frontiers of Science, Engineering, and Medicine Symposium, Dakar, Senegal, 2-4 February
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