JMIR MHealth and UHealth

User Engagement and Feature Preferences in an AI-Powered mHealth Intervention for Diabetes Prevention: Secondary Analysis of a Randomized Controlled Trial

By Benjamin Lalani, Gabriela M. Siew, Yllka Valdez, AI-DPP Study Group

Figure 1. Features of the Sweetch intervention. — Figure 1. Features of the Sweetch intervention.Features of the Sweetch intervention.Lalani et al.

Trial in 151 peopleInterventions

12 months, cohort study, registered NCT05056376, declared no competing interests

The paper

Benjamin Lalani, Gabriela M. Siew, Yllka Valdez, AI-DPP Study Group

Harvard University

JMIR MHealth and UHealth, 2 Sep 2026

doi.org/10.2196/92981 PubMed 42685343

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