July 25, 2026
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Photo-based calorie-tracking apps may underestimate energy in meals

Thanks to advances in AI, popular calorie-tracking apps can now use a photo of a meal to estimate the nutritional content of what you’re eating. Although these apps are convenient, a new study found that …

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