Tracking Depression and Anxiety via Digital Phenotyping
pshrink · x · 2026-07-18
This Perspective argues that leveraging large-scale shared digital phenotyping databases can enable more systematic detection and tracking of mental health issues like depression and anxiety.
The authors highlight several key priorities, primarily:
- Establishing larger-scale, shareable data foundations
- Enhancing the reliability of detection and tracking methods
- Building reusable research frameworks centered on depression and anxiety
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