Dr. Olusola Ajilore interviewed by Healio, "Smartphone app may help people with mood disorders"
- Released On:January 15, 2019
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- Healio
It may be possible to track a person’s mood using a smartphone app, then use the data to help those with depression and other mood disorders, according to researchers at the University of Illinois.
Results from a meta-analysis published in World Psychiatry in 2017 showed interventions delivered via smartphone apps effectively reduced depressive symptoms. In the study, which looked at evidence from 18 randomized controlled trials of 22 smartphone apps, researchers found that those who received smartphone app interventions had significantly lower depressive symptoms than control conditions.
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Olusola Ajilore MD, PhD
- Associate Head for Faculty Development
- University of Illinois Center for Depression and Resilience (UI CDR) Professor of Psychiatry
- Director, Mood and Anxiety Disorders Program
- Director, Clinical Research Core/Center for Clinical and Translational Science
- Director, Adult Neuroscience Residency Research Track
- Co-Director, UICOM Medical Scientist Training Program
- Department of Psychiatry
- University of Illinois-Chicago
- Associate Head for Faculty Development
- University of Illinois Center for Depression and Resilience (UI CDR) Professor of Psychiatry
- Director, Mood and Anxiety Disorders Program
- Director, Clinical Research Core/Center for Clinical and Translational Science
- Director, Adult Neuroscience Residency Research Track
- Co-Director, UICOM Medical Scientist Training Program
- Department of Psychiatry
- University of Illinois-Chicago
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uic [dot] edu