Alumnus to speak on 'AI in mental health' for February Paris Lecture
Dr. Samuel Faulkner, a 2013 Campbell University graduate, a licensed psychologist and a nationally certified school psychologist, will be the featured speaker.
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🧘 Mental health4
My therapist is AI: Inside the world of AI therapy
The documentary explores the opportunities and risks of using artificial intelligence in psychotherapy. It looks at how the latest generation of AI is entering the most intimate parts of people's lives.
Read the original →Most teens who used AI for mental health support wanted more help
Researchers surveyed 24,132 students in England and found that 2.7% had used general-purpose AI for mental health support during the previous year. Among users who answered the relevant questions, 55.9% rated the support helpful, yet 63.2% wanted additional assistance. Unmet needs were greater among adolescents experiencing mental health difficulties and social adversity.
Read the original →LLM Chatbot Uses Game Theory to Pick the Right Therapy Move for Stressed Students
A new framework combines large language models, game theory and Dialectical Behavior Therapy. It lets a chatbot strategically select the most suitable therapeutic response for stressed students.
Read the original →🏃 Exercise and activity5
Burn Boot Camp Launches Personalized Fitness Platform With AI, Wearable Integration
Burn Boot Camp has launched a new personalized, connected tech platform for its members. The platform sits inside its proprietary app.
Read the original →Snap up the cute and innovative Looki L1 AI wearable for just $209
An exclusive discount code saves $40 on the Looki L1 AI wearable.
Read the original →AI Model Reads Glucose from Wearable Signals, but Struggles with Unseen People
An uncertainty-aware AI framework estimated blood glucose from PPG and GSR signals. It had low error on familiar subjects but performed far worse on unseen individuals.
Read the original →STARK and ELYS Life Join Forces to Bring Wearable Technology and AI Closer to Everyday Wellbeing
STARK and ELYS Life are combining wearable technology and AI to monitor physiological indicators. The combination is meant to support emotional wellbeing with personalized recommendations.
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- Ray-Ban Meta Gen 1 vs Looki L1: Which AI Wearable Do You Actually Need?Yahoo · 10/28 18:06 UTC
😴 Sleep3
AI Reads a Single EEG Channel to Stage Sleep, With Confidence Checks Built In
A new spectral-temporal deep learning framework reached 0.8469 accuracy on a fixed Sleep-EDF test partition. It also flagged low-confidence epochs for human review.
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- The Clinic That Never Sleeps: Dallas Sleep Taps Steer Health's Agentic AI on athenaOne to Answer Patients 24/7EIN News · 10/29 10:57 UTC
- Samsung wins Korea approval to expand AI sleep apnea tracking on wearablesChosun Biz · 10/28 06:13 UTC
🥗 Nutrition and diet4
Big data and AI drive the future of precision poultry nutrition
Integrating big data and artificial intelligence offers a sustainable solution to optimize feed efficiency. It can also reduce the environmental footprint of global poultry farming.
Read the original →Italian Researchers Propose National AI Network for Obesity Monitoring
Italian researchers have proposed OBESI-NET, a conceptual national AI-supported ecosystem for obesity surveillance and precision medicine. It has not yet been implemented.
Read the original →Machine Learning Predicts Health From Microbiome Data
Colonies of millions of microbes live inside the gut, on the skin, and lining the ears, mouth and nose.
Read the original →New York Vet Show 2026: DEA fines, AI, fresh diets, and regenerative medicine on the schedule
Thursday afternoon and Friday sessions at the Javits Center in New York also cover antimicrobial resistance, technician training pathways, and pet food misinformation.
Read the original →🩺 Prevention and screening2
United Family Healthcare boosts patient care with AI in digestive oncology
Earlier this year, a routine colonoscopy at Beijing United Family Hospital led to a discovery in a 73-year-old American patient. Given the patient's long history of gastroesophageal reflux disease, doctors recommended an additional gastroscopy, which revealed an adenoma of the duodenal papilla that had caused no obvious symptoms.
Read the original →Lightweight AI Models Show Promise for Breast Cancer Detection in Low-Resource Settings
A narrative review of 45 studies finds that lightweight AI models such as MobileNet and EfficientNet achieve strong mammography accuracy on modest hardware. No model has yet been validated on
Read the original →💚 Chronic disease self-management5
How AI Could Close Gaps in COPD Care
Jean Bourbeau, MD, describes how AI built into the electronic health record could help clinicians identify COPD earlier and free up more time with patients during visits. He also discusses its potential to bring GOLD and guideline recommendations to the point of care, helping match patients with the most appropriate treatment.
Read the original →WHO highlights KI project on AI in heart failure assessment
A European research project involving Karolinska Institutet will investigate whether artificial intelligence can help detect heart failure.
Read the original →Foundation models promise a diabetes AI revolution—without the evidence to match
A critical review finds that foundation models are transforming diabetes AI across retinal imaging, glucose monitoring, and clinical text. Randomized and prospective validation remains effectively
Read the original →AI cough screening flags tuberculosis risk in large Indian community pilot
A six-week field deployment of AI cough-analysis screening in Andhra Pradesh flagged 780 people at TB risk. It confirmed 11 cases, including four asymptomatic ones, and showed strong usability among
Read the original →Lightweight AI training framework sharpens dangerous blood glucose forecasts in type 1 diabetes
A new training framework called GLIMMER improves blood glucose forecasting in type 1 diabetes by penalizing errors in dangerous glucose regions. It achieves competitive accuracy with roughly 10,000
Read the original →👵 Ageing and care5
Machine Learning Model for Surgical Complications in Older Adults Faces Methodological Critique
A commentary identifies four methodological flaws, including data leakage and overfitting, in a machine learning model predicting post-surgical complications in older adults.
Read the original →AI Boom Deepens U.S. Power-Grid Bottlenecks as Aging Infrastructure and Equipment Shortages Spur Push for Greater Efficiency
U.S. electricity consumption is forecast to set successive records this year and next. Commercial demand growth, led by AI data centers, is raising pressure on power consumption and prices. Market observers warn of a severe shortage of critical power infrastructure, with aging equipment, supply-chain bottlenecks and grid-interconnection delays widening the lag between new generating facilities and power delivery.
Read the original →Machine learning models predict disability risk in older adults across three countries
A multi-cohort study reports moderate discrimination for predicting incident disability in older adults. It used a seven-predictor machine learning model validated in China, the US and England.
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- AI Is Stepping Up to Care for the ElderlyPYMNTS.com · 10/29 14:11 UTC
- AI Accurately Estimates Facial Aging From PhotographsEMJ · 10/29 08:44 UTC
⚖️ Digital therapeutics and regulation4
Hungary: From research to bedside: the regulatory journey of AI in neonatal care
A Hungarian research project on AI-powered neonatal monitoring highlights some of the key regulatory considerations for clinical AI. The project is moving from proof of concept towards real-world use.
Read the original →AI Is Already Inside 1200+ Medical Devices
Fixed AI algorithms are already embedded in over 1200 FDA-cleared medical devices, and pharmacists routinely manage and dispense software-driven health care technology. Understanding these tools helps pharmacy teams connect digital health innovations with everyday patient care.
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- AI in radiology: A missing flag is not a negative readKevinMD.com · 10/29 14:09 UTC
- AI in Psychotherapy: An Evolving Regulatory LandscapeJD Supra · 10/28 19:48 UTC
🏢 Workplace health5
Early Anthropic member recalls burnout and big ambitions in the AI lab's early days
An early Anthropic employee wrote a lengthy post describing the AI lab's early safety culture, equity pledges, an FBI visit, and burnout.
Read the original →AI has HR & Finance Rethinking Payroll
Niural Co-Founder Nabin Banskota and HR Executive Editor-in-Chief Paul Wilson explore how AI technologies are changing payroll. They discuss what this means for HR and finance executives and managers.
Read the original →Machine Learning Tracks Farm Injuries as Data Drifts Over Time
A benchmark of four classifiers on 60,010 Maine pre-hospital care reports shows that temporal drift degrades agricultural injury detection. The degradation only partially yields to retraining.
Read the original →Is AI Making Employees More Productive but Less Mentally Healthy? PVP Raises Workplace Concerns
Premier Value Provider, Inc. (PVP), a Philippine-based workforce performance solutions company, explored the mental health risks and benefits of AI during its recent webinar, "Smarter Work, Healthier Minds? The Mental Health Impact of AI." The webinar looked at whether greater productivity comes at the expense of employee well-being.
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- Why soft skills are no longer enough under AI's reignHR Executive · 10/28 11:50 UTC
🇯🇵 Japan health and AI2
Marubun (7537): AI communication robot Kebbi3 selected as a "nursing care technology" — disclosure of October 29, 2026
The disclosure document from Marubun (7537), dated October 29, 2026, is available to view. The document can be downloaded as a PDF.
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- Joint research begins on health behavior support with conversational AI robots, aimed at preventing frailty and sarcopeniaHealth Guidance Resource Guide · 10/29 14:15 UTC
The analysis and visual summary are in the Oct 30 AM issue. Japanese version here.