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ISSN:2368-7959

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State-level regulation of AI used for mental health is emerging in the absence of a federal framework. States are taking different approaches to regulation, resulting in a fragmented regulatory landscape. This Viewpoint aims to identify the...
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Background: Gambling disorder is associated with substantial psychiatric and functional burden, yet few individuals receive treatment. Limited real-world evidence exists evaluating outcomes of virtually delivered behavior...
Kristin Harrison Ginsberg,Jane Alsweiler,Jenny Rogers et al. Kristin Harrison Ginsberg et al.
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The rapid evolution of artificial intelligence (AI), particularly large language models (LLMs), has renewed interest in their potential role in forensic psychiatry report writing. Recent evidence demonstrates that contemporary LLMs perform ...
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Background: The application of immersive technologies, particularly virtual reality, has expanded rapidly across health care domains, including mental health, rehabilitation, and education. These technologies enable the c...
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Background: Temporal fluctuations in distress and suicidal ideation across daily, weekly, and seasonal cycles may influence the use and effectiveness of digital suicide prevention tools. Understanding patterns of app enga...