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You often hear about “fat” as a single entity, but that is not an accurate picture. All types of dietary fat are high in calories, but some are beneficial!

The new phrase, “sitting is the new smoking,” emphasizes the importance of breaking up sitting time. Here is what it can do for you!

Exactly what sugar level is considered prediabetic, and how is that different from diabetes? Here is what you need to know about blood sugar levels.

Recently, though, imagine that those benefits do not seem to be coming anymore. You may have hit a fitness plateau.

As frustrating as weight loss plateaus are, they do happen. There are ways to fight back so you can see the progress you deserve!

Can I eat potatoes with prediabetes? Starchy vegetables seem to be the opposite of the types of foods that can help lower blood sugar.

Often times one of the hardest parts of healthy cooking is continuously finding new recipe ideas that are easy to cook, and follow your DPP diet.

Does the idea of taking smaller portions make you think of deprivation and dieting? Think again! As the Lark hinted, you can take larger portions of others.

Focusing on nutritious foods and planning your meals and snacks can be effective strategies for weight loss, but what happens when you have cravings for less healthy, high-calorie foods?

Aim for at least 150 minutes per week of moderate-intensity physical activity as it brings many immediate and future benefits such as lowering risk for heart disease or living longer.

There are plenty of other nutrients that can help improve health and lower blood sugar, and these are some of the superfoods that contain them.

Morning blood sugar, or blood glucose, value refers to the measurement you might take when you wake up in the morning and are still fasting.

Establishing habits can make healthy choices easier by turning them into automatic behaviors. That way, you can work towards your goals without feeling like you’re working hard.

Carbohydrates are necessary for energy and are the main source of fuel for most people. But how many carbs are in the average serving size?

How Digital Health Companies Can Get GLP-1s Right

3 Tips for Employers To Manage High Costs of GLP-1s

GLP-1s Are Only One Part of The Obesity Puzzle

Legumes, or beans, peas, and lentils, are linked to health benefits such as lower body fat, lower risk for diabetes, improved heart health, and more.

Dr. Peter Antall, former Amwell CMO, joins Lark as Chief Medical Officer and President, Medical Networks as part of clinical expansion.

What’s for lunch? That’s a question that parents hear a lot when their children go back to school, but it’s also worth thinking about lunch for yourself.

Stress can have negative effects on your physical and mental health, but you can manage stress to avoid these effects. 

Watch the discussion on how best to use technology and new drugs to responsibly apply to improve care and impact costs.

A healthy Labor Day weekend is possible if you plan ahead.

As the demand for GLP-1 medications continues to soar, health plans and employers must develop a weight management strategy that balances the clinical indications with the financial implications.

While it’s always tricky to figure out which trends are sustainable and which ones will fade, here are a few we think are going to stick around for the long run.

Watch the discussion on how Desert Oasis Healthcare piloted Lark Health's Artificial-Intelligence (AI)-powered Heart Health program to engage their patients in a new way to prevent heart disease.

As a leader in conversational AI, Lark sat down with our Head of Data Science, Wesley Pasfield, and VP of Engineering, Magnus Hedemark, to hear their take on the buzz surrounding LLMs.

We are delighted to announce the results of our latest 2023 clinical studies.

It’s time to focus on sleep if you want to lose weight, improve focus, lower blood pressure and blood sugar, and experience other benefits.

Drinking more can help you lose weight by reducing your appetite, increasing energy levels, and reducing the calories you consume.

Get to know Magnus Hedemark, Lark's new VP of Engineering, through reading his interview.

Watch the discussion on how health tech can impact the challenge of everyone in the system getting access to the care they need and trying to get out ahead of acute events.

More than 1 in 5 adults eat fast food for breakfast on a given day.

As the leading expert in conversational AI health coaching for the prevention and management of chronic conditions, Lark invites you to read our newest eBook, Health Equity & AI: A Winning Formula.

It can be hard to eat well and lose weight while traveling, but it's possible! Here are tips for healthy eating on the road.

A recap of the ViVE 2023 conference and which healthcare topic stood out amongst the rest.

Lark can now pair with your Fitbit® activity tracker! Learn how to pair your tracker with the Lark app in this short tutorial video.

Healthy eating for weight loss can be simple and tasty. This is a simple meal plan full of whole grains and fiber so you can manage hunger and get more nutrients. Most of the meals take only a few min

Exercise is one of the best ways to improve health and manage weight, but does exercise ever stay on your “should-do” list instead of your “to-do” list? Staying motivated to be active is a common chal

By providing patients with the tools they need to improve their heart health, Lark supports their cardiac self-efficacy—their ability to manage and improve their cardiovascular health.

Pilot study reveals digital coaching with educational resources and remote patient monitoring helps increase confidence in improving and managing heart health

Prices seem to be going up every day, but there are some tips and tricks that can help you stick to your health goals. Here are eight tips to eat healthy on a budget.

What snacks can you eat that won’t put you over on calories or carbs? Here are some healthy snacks that can fill you up while you stick to your weight loss and healthy eating intentions.

As we enter the new year, healthcare organizations are facing many challenges including an economic downturn, competitive pressures from new entrants, continuing workforce and resource shortages.

Losing extra pounds can make a dramatic difference in your health risk, but there are other ways to measure progress.

There are strategies and new technologies employer organizations can implement to address controllable risk factors associated with Type 2 Diabetes and other serious conditions.

The systematic collection of data is critical for any modern business, particularly in healthcare. As health plans and employers identify new digital care solutions that will support both their business objectives and members, it’s imperative to keep the application and accessibility of data in mind.

How did the holidays go for you this year? Did you eat healthy and keep your weight in check? It’s okay if you ate a little less healthy or a little too much.

According to the CDC, health equity is achieved when every person has the opportunity to attain his or her full potential. But what is the expectation of employers in this space?

Lark Health's latest published research shows the clinical effectiveness of its digital Diabetes Prevention and Hypertension Management programs.

Learn more about Lark's Heart Health program, and how it can benefit your members.

Learn more about Lark's Diabetes Prevention program, and how it can benefit your members.

Learn more about Lark's Hypertension Care program, and how it can benefit your members.

Learn more about Lark's Wellness & Prevention program, and how it can benefit your members.

Learn more about Lark's product offerings, and how they can benefit your members.

Learn more about Lark's product offerings, and how they can benefit your employees.

Learn more about Lark's product offerings, and how they can benefit your clients.

Provider shortages, care delivery barriers, operational inefficiencies, and member satisfaction rates are just a few of the challenges in today's healthcare environment. With so many external forces affecting payers' ecosystems, it is imperative that the right digital solutions, like Lark, are activated and deployed.

Chronic conditions account for 90% of all US healthcare spending. At the same time, 47% of physicians report feeling burnt out, and there is an estimated shortage of 3.2 million healthcare workers predicted by 2026.