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Research study tests if smartphones can diagnose depression

Posted on July 16, 2015August 22, 2019 By Jarvis

Clinical depression is the kind of ailment that can sneak up on you, ruin your attitude, destroy motivation and lead to a multitude of other mental health issues. It can be managed if you’re aware of it, but a lot of depression goes undiagnosed. It doesn’t have to be that way–researchers think that smartphones could one day serve as an early-warning system by passively monitoring your behavior.
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