HEALTH

HMJ: Council chosen to pilot anti-obesity app

A new app that rewards people for healthy behaviour will be piloted by Wolverhampton City Council.

By Laura Sharman | 08 December 2021

A new app that rewards people for healthy behaviour will be piloted by Wolverhampton City Council.

The app will offer incentives such as shop vouchers or discounts on cinema tickets when people choose to eat healthy food and exercise more.

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