Healthcare Technology Report March 15, 2024

Dartmouth researchers have introduced MoodCapture, the first smartphone application utilizing artificial intelligence and facial-image processing software to detect the onset of depression before individuals are aware of the symptoms. The app, employing a phone’s front camera, captures facial expressions and surroundings during regular use, analyzing images for clinical cues associated with depression. In a study of 177 individuals diagnosed with major depressive disorder, MoodCapture demonstrated a 75% accuracy in identifying early symptoms. The app’s potential public availability within the next five years was suggested by the researchers, highlighting its capacity...

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