Are health apps making us forget God as the true source of wellness?
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Health apps are booming, with over 300 million users. Tech giants promise a health utopia through their products, but are we becoming so obsessed with step counts, cycle tracking, and calorie counting that we forget the true source of our health? Dr. Felicia Wong and Dr. Oluseye Arikawe joined Esther Higham to discuss this.
Released on 28 Jan 2025
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