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Effectiveness of AI-based conversational and socially assistive agents in older adults: a systematic review and meta-analysis
Abstract Background Depression and loneliness are highly prevalent among older adults, yet access to timely and adequate mental health care remains limited in this population. Artificial intelligence–based conversational and socially assistive agents have emerged as a potentially scalable and cost-e
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