Workplace digital health is associated with improved cardiovascular risk factors in a frequency-dependent fashion: A large prospective observational cohort study

Agriculture & Biology

• cohort studies 100%
• cardiovascular diseases 80%
• working conditions 79%
• risk factors 71%
• health programs 34%
• body mass index 29%
• waist circumference 19%
• mobile telephones 15%
• nationalities and ethnic groups 14%
• morbidity 12%
• risk assessment 12%
• blood pressure 11%
• weight loss 10%
• monitoring 7%
• gender 7%
• glucose 7%
• lipids 6%

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Workplace 70%
• Observational Studies 56%
• Cohort Studies 49%
• Cardiovascular Diseases 39%
• Health 35%
• Hispanic Americans 17%
• Body Mass Index 13%
• Internet-Based Intervention 12%
• Smartphone 11%
• Telemedicine 10%
• Primary Prevention 9%
• Waist Circumference 9%
• Health Status 7%
• Organizations 7%
• Risk Assessment 7%
• Blood Glucose 7%
• Weight Loss 7%
• Regression Analysis 6%
• Lipids 5%
• Technology 5%
• Blood Pressure 5%
• Weights and Measures 5%
• Costs and Cost Analysis 5%
• Morbidity 5%
• Mortality 4%

Chemical Compounds

• Blood Pressure 46%
• Risk Assessment 44%
• Weight 38%
• Marker 31%
• Glucose 26%
• Lipid 25%