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Gastric Bypass Surgery - App!

Wow - I've been expecting someone to develop this for quite some time. This new app has been released by Geisinger Health System and was developed by a professor and students from Bucknell University. It's called "Get-2-Goal" and is free from the Apple iStore. Christopher Still, Director of Geisinger Obesity Institute explains "The most useful function of this app is that it ensures patients are fully informed and have realistic expectations after their procedure." The app allows you to track weight loss with charts and graphs, email them to your doctor, and export the data to Excel. Great job Geisinger and Bucknell!!

http://newsitem.com/news/geisinger-develops-gastric-surgery-app-1.1369378

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Oh and btw' date=' THANKS DL! You're always so helpful & informative. What would I do without you (or all the members in this forum). :-)[/quote']

My thoughts exactly DEE lol

Surgiversary 8/27/12 @ 255lbs (Sent from my iPhone using RNYTalk)

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Wish they had it for Android:( good luck on your surgery!

If this moves as well as I suspect it will, you can just about bet that an Android version will be on the horizon. And I suspect, a number of similar apps will surface. About time!!

Just got it ! Thank u!!!!

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