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Diet-Related Health Recommender Systems for Patients With Chronic Health Conditions
Diet-related Health Recommender Systems (HRSs) have gained attention for their potential to provide personalized dietary guidance, particularly for patients with chronic conditions. However, studies on diet-related HRSs in health care are relatively limited.
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The review finds that diet-related health recommender systems (HRSs) can provide personalized dietary guidance for people with chronic conditions like diabetes and hypertension, offering tailored meal plans and food recommendations that support clinical self-management.
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