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The holidays are here. Office parties, gift giving, social events, and family gatherings are all common nowadays. While this can be the most wonderful time of the year, it can also be overwhelming, bu

The 2023 California Association of Health Plans conference was an innovative and collaborative experience for the California healthcare industry.

The surge in employee demand for GLP-1 medications has presented organizations with an ongoing dilemma of coverage. And this will be exacerbated with the looming arrival of oral GLP-1s3 that will like

Exercising during the winter can be a challenge, but you can take steps to keep up your activity levels. Here are some tips to help you stay motivated and active, while staying safe, in cold weather.

Seasonal Affective Disorder, or SAD, is a type of depression that is linked to seasonal changes. The National Institutes of Mental Health say it’s also known as the “winter blues,” and it comes on as

Here’s what you should know about the science of cravings, how GLP-1 medications may affect cravings, and tips for managing cravings in healthy ways.

Thanksgiving Day can be one of the best days of the year, and the whole weekend can feel festive. Thanksgiving celebrations often center around food, including high-calorie foods that you may not usua

Most Americans celebrate Thanksgiving with friends or family, but the meal can be 3,000 or more calories.

Taking GLP-1 medications can help with weight loss, but a lot of your success depends on your own choices. Choices such as taking your medications as prescribed, eating well, and living a healthy life

If you want to lose weight and improve health, drinking sugar-sweetened beverages can be something to focus on. Sugar-sweetened beverages are the biggest source of sugar in the American diet, and they

These tips can also help you feel better and establish healthier habits throughout your weight loss journey and beyond.

Happy Halloween! As you get ready to trick-or-treat, hand out candy, or host or attend a party, you might be spooked when you think about your health and weight goals. From pizza and mac and cheese as

Watch this webinar to learn how to leverage AI to combine clinician-guided medication management, patient behavior change, and remote monitoring to improve outcomes.

When it comes to setting and achieving goals, you are probably right whether you think you can or you can't!

Although rapid weight loss diets can cause quick weight loss, small changes can lead to bigger weight loss that lasts.

Your kitchen can have a major impact on your eating habits. Is your kitchen helping you reach your weight loss and health goals, or is it interfering with your progress? Here are some ways to set up y

Stress is part of life, and it is a part that you can largely control. Learn about the benefits of managing stress as well as some strategies for doing so.

These days, it seems like everything is available online. Why not turn to the world wide web to lose weight and manage prediabetes, too?

Lark is a personalized virtual coach available 24/7 on your smartphone. Lark partners with leading insurance brands to bring you chronic condition prevention and management at no cost if eligible.

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A prediabetic person may only have slightly elevated blood sugar levels, but the body will require increased insulin to maintain it. Symptoms include...

The average American commute is over 26 minutes each way, totaling 52 minutes per day or 4 hours and 20 minutes in a five-day workweek.

Breaking up sitting time is another powerful way to lower blood sugar and improve insulin sensitivity.

Learning how to read your blood pressure results is essential to managing your high blood pressure (or hypertension).

Standing burns 20% more calories per minute than sitting, and has increased benefits. How can you stand more during your days?

SMART goals can be your guide on your health journey. Here is how to set SMART goals to help yourself succeed.

Fruit is high in carbs, especially sugar, but it turns out that fruit is an important part of many prediabetes diets to lose weight and lower blood sugar!

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.

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

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!

Prediabetes is a risk factor for heart disease, so keeping your heart healthy when you have prediabetes is essential. But what are the ways to do that?

Eating rice-based dishes can be part of a healthy diet for prediabetes. Trick is to choose the right kind of rice and to prepare it in healthy ways.

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

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

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?

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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?

We all know the sobering statistics: approximately 42% of adults in the U.S. currently have obesity1 and that number is expected to rise to 1 in 2 adults by 2030.

According to a recent survey by Business Group on Health, 92% of large employers say they are concerned about high drug costs as a larger driver of healthcare cost trends.

New and highly promising GLP-1 medications could be game changers, but in the scramble to get these treatments to as many people as possible, many in digital health are missing the big picture.

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.

AI this, AI that. No matter where you go, AI seems to be all anyone in HR wants to talk about. It might be a little irritating, but it’s inescapable for a good reason.

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.