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The investigation evaluated if symptom signatures of myasthenia gravis exacerbations could be evaluated using real-world data gathered via a smartphone-based research platform.
Mental health care has reaped the fruits of neuroscience, says former NIMH chief Tom Insel, but now needs to future-proof the practice of psychotherapy.
Digitalisation plays a part in everything we do in our daily lives. Mountains of data collected from all our devices are a key ingredient in the digitalisation process. Health apps on our mobile phones, for example, record our unique behavioural and
Read later Summary: Opacity in AI used to be an academic problem - now it's everyone's problem. In this piece, I define the issues at stake, and how they tie into the ongoing discussion on AI ethics. (frankie's - shutterstock) Opacity in AI is a formal, academic description of what is more commonly referred to as, "What the heck is the algorithm doing?" It's a problem that is at the root of many ethical issues with AI. It appears as a robust classification and ranking mechanisms, such as search engines, credit card fraud detection, market segmentation, spam filters, all used in insurance or ...
E-Mail Digital tracking of people with mental health conditions has the power to transform medical diagnostics and treatment, but its claims need careful scrutiny, says an expert in digital analytics from the University of Bath. The approach, known as 'digital phenotyping', uses digital traces from smartphones, combined with medical data, and input from patients throughout the day. It offers a new route to detect and monitor various health conditions that scientists and startups are rapidly exploring, but critical questions remain, says Dr Brit Davidson from the University's School of Mana...