#digital health

A randomized study in JAMA Pediatrics found that an eight-session online program paired with brief therapist check-ins significantly reduced post-traumatic stress symptoms in children recovering from physical injuries.

A new resource paper describes a wearable dataset from more than 59,000 participants in the All of Us Research Program, with multi-year Fitbit activity and sleep data linked in many cases to broader clinical and research

OpenAI is launching ChatGPT for Clinicians, a free tool aimed at doctors, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and pharmacists, according to Endpoints News.

A new study argues that depression screening can become more accurate and easier for patients by letting them answer in natural language instead of relying only on standardized rating scales.

Researchers analyzing data from tens of thousands of users found that repeated use of low-cost mobile breathalyzers was associated with changes in drinking behavior, pointing to the behavioral effect of regular self-meas

Researchers say work on sensor-equipped knee replacements is advancing toward a future in which patients could check implant stress with a phone-based app.

Amazon has rolled out an AI-powered health assistant across its website and mobile app, offering medical guidance to hundreds of millions of customers.