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AI in Mental Health Care - a conversation
25 Jan 2025
Explore the application of artificial intelligence (AI) in mental healthcare, examining its potential to improve access, accuracy of diagnoses, and treatment personalization while acknowledging ethical concerns around bias, privacy, and the dehumanization of care. Another study investigates the role of religious organizations in trauma support, particularly concerning gun violence, highlighting their unique advantages in community engagement and long-term healing. Finally, a separate paper uses microsatellite markers to analyze genetic diversity among cattle and buffalo breeds.
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