Researchers are testing an AI-powered app developed by BlueSky to monitor mood and behavior, aiming to identify depression in pregnant women and new mothers effectively.
The app is not a replacement for clinicians
Aug 24, 2026
01:04 pm
What's the storyA team of researchers from the University of Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, are testing a new AI app for detecting signs of depression in pregnant women and new mothers.
The innovative tool, developed with BlueSky, an AI company, analyzes facial expressions, speech patterns, and automatic movements while users perform tasks like journaling or reading.
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