New Study: Smartphone Sensor Data Detects
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A Northwestern University study says the phone of the future could detect depression.
The phone of the future may be able to detect depression, says a new study from Northwestern University's School of Medicine. Clinical psychologist Stephen Schueller of Northwestern's Center for Behavior Intervention Technology joins us to discuss the study's findings
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New Study: Smartphone Sensor Data Detects
Clip: 7/19/2015 | 7m 31sVideo has Closed Captions
The phone of the future may be able to detect depression, says a new study from Northwestern University's School of Medicine. Clinical psychologist Stephen Schueller of Northwestern's Center for Behavior Intervention Technology joins us to discuss the study's findings
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