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We further highlighted some examples of retained and expanded use of telehealth, some of them incorporating tools for lifestyle change and diet management:  
_DarioHealth_[32] is an all-encompassing digital system tailored for diabetes management. The platform features a smartphone application that monitors glucose levels, offers valuable insights into dietary decisions, and aids healthcare professionals in refining treatment strategies. _Dario_ is currently investigating correlations among concurrent health conditions to enhance care protocols. For instance, recent studies involving _Dario_ users managing both diabetes and hypertension indicate potential links between blood pressure reduction and blood glucose reduction. Additionally, findings suggest that educating individuals about comorbidities can inspire the adoption of healthier behaviours overall. _Cirrhosis Care by Seqster_[33] is designed to facilitate the remote monitoring and supervision of liver cirrhosis. It offers current and evidence-based materials to aid in the management of cirrhosis, featuring specialized functionalities intended for healthcare professionals. Essential resources within the platform furnish details on the primary complications associated with cirrhosis, self-management recommendations, and indicators of potential issues. _Biofourmis_[34] provides solutions for remote patient monitoring across diverse medical conditions. The company delivers connected, customizable, and individualized care choices for the management of patients, whether in virtual or in-person settings. By leveraging dynamic care pathways, continuous monitoring, coordination tools, and adaptable services, _Biofourmis_ empowers clinicians to administer hospital-level care within the comfort of a patient's home. The predictive analytics embedded in the solution offer real-time, personalized data and alerts to clinicians, enabling the early detection of potential clinical deterioration. This proactive approach enhances patient safety, improves outcomes, and contributes to cost savings. Additionally, _Biofourmis_ supports a wide array of monitoring options through clinically validated devices, ensuring continuous and reliable data collection. _CirrhoCare_(r)[35] is a smartphone-enabled remote monitoring system developed and coordinated by the University College London Division of Medicine and Royal Free Hospital, London, designed for the management of patients with advanced liver cirrhosis. _CirrhoCare_ encompasses a patient-oriented application connected to smart devices specifically intended to monitor early signs and symptoms of complications like ascites, renal impairment, and hepatic encephalopathy but also to provide educational strategies. This system empowers medical professionals to remotely oversee patients' well-being, thereby facilitating prompt responses in the event of complications. A pilot study assessing the feasibility and potential clinical benefits of _CirrhoCare_(r) comparing 20 liver cirrhosis patients receiving the telemonitoring intervention to 20 controls demonstrated significant benefits in terms of reduced hospital readmissions and need for outpatient interventions [36], and a new randomized controlled trial involving more than 200 patients will be conducted to set the stage for large-scale implementation of the telemonitoring system. _Seeds of Hope_[37] features an online telehealth program offering extended postpandemic teletherapy sessions for the treatment of eating disorders. It offers clinicians the ability to monitor patients' symptoms more consistently and increases patient adherence while reducing the costs of care. Addressing diet-related diseases often involves multifaceted approaches, including public health interventions and education on healthy eating habits, policy changes, and individual lifestyle modifications. Governments, healthcare providers, communities, and individuals all play an important role in combating these diseases by promoting better nutrition and healthier lifestyles.