How AI Is Helping Psychiatrists Make Faster, Smarter Treatment Decisions
Clinical trials, real-world data and digital biomarkers are turning artificial intelligence into a practical ally in the fight against depression.
Clinical trials, real-world data and digital biomarkers are turning artificial intelligence into a practical ally in the fight against depression.
More precise and consumer-friendly biomarker detection technologies are coming to market at a pace that can help users gain rich insight into their health and well-being from anywhere and at any time. This is especially important when it comes to preventive healthcare.
In an interview, Munich Re Specialty Senior Vice President Jim Craig talked about the risk that accompanies innovation and the important role that insurers play.
Digital biomarkers today serve as a valuable monitoring tool, providing details about a patient’s general health and response to treatment. But, as technology continues to develop, they could fuel predictive insights about a patient’s future health outcomes and disease trajectory, as well as demonstrate measurable quality of life improvements.
There's still a gap between potential and validation when it comes to digital biomarkers.