Nutrition, Behavior, and Technology: A Triangular Approach to Public Health

Abstract

This study examines how nutrition, behavior, and technology can be integrated to improve public health outcomes. Recognizing their synergistic potential, it explores a triangular approach that addresses both physiological and psychological health determinants. Using a mixed-methods design—including surveys, experiments, and interviews—the research collected data over 18 months from health centers and digital platforms. Preliminary results show significant improvements when all three strategies are combined, highlighting the value of personalized tech-based interventions. The study advocates for interdisciplinary, technology-driven public health policies, especially in combating chronic disease.