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Katie Ryan,Max Kasun,Laura W Roberts et al. Katie Ryan et al.
Due to the potential scope and impact of artificial intelligence's (AI's) adoption in medicine, a comprehensive assessment of the potential ethical considerations arising during clinical integration is needed. Existing ethical frameworks an...
Jeffrey W Lockhart Jeffrey W Lockhart
Research on scientific/intellectual movements, and social movements generally, tends to focus on resources and conditions outside the substance of the movements, such as funding and publication opportunities or the prestige and networks of ...
Federica Lucivero,Nina Hallowell Federica Lucivero
The concept of 'digital phenotyping' was originally developed by researchers in the mental health field, but it has travelled to other disciplines and areas. This commentary draws upon our experiences of working in two scientific projects t...
Alessia Costa,Richard Milne Alessia Costa
Growing interest is being directed to the health applications of so-called 'passive data' collected through wearables and sensors without active input by users. High promises are attached to passive data and their potential to unlock new in...
Richard Milne,Alessia Costa,Natassia Brenman Richard Milne
In this paper, we examine the practice and promises of digital phenotyping. We build on work on the 'data self' to focus on a medical domain in which the value and nature of knowledge and relations with data have been played out with partic...
Richard Milne,Alessia Costa Richard Milne
In this piece we explore the COVID pandemic as an opportunity for the articulation and realization of digital health futures. Our discussion draws on an engagement with emergent discourse around COVID-19 and ongoing work on imaginaries of f...
Wallace Chipidza,Christopher Krewson,Nicole Gatto et al. Wallace Chipidza et al.
In this exploratory study, we examine political polarization regarding the online discussion of the COVID-19 pandemic. We use data from Reddit to explore the differences in the topics emphasized by different subreddits according to politica...
Jonathan D Ericson,William S Albert,Ja-Nae Duane Jonathan D Ericson
We examined the relationship between political affiliation, perceptual (percentage, slope) estimates, and subjective judgements of disease prevalence and mortality across three chart types. An online survey (N = 787) exposed separate groups...
Anthony Ryan Hatch Anthony Ryan Hatch
The Trump Administration's governance of COVID-19 racial health disparities data has become a key front in the viral war against the pandemic and racial health injustice. In this paper, I analyze how the COVID-19 pandemic joins an already o...
Mustafa I Hussain,Geoffrey C Bowker Mustafa I Hussain
The narrative of the digital phenotype as a transformative vector in healthcare is nearly identical to the concept of "data drivenness" in other fields such as law enforcement. We examine the role of a prescription drug monitoring program (...