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New European privacy regulation: Assessing the impact for digital medicine innovations
The use of smartphone based data streams in relation to mental health research is steadily gaining traction in the field. This approach, also known as digital phenotyping, yields continuous behavioural data which shows promise in uncovering new perspectives on human behaviour. However, calls have re
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