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CSIRO work uses computer game to diagnose depression

Dallas BastianOctober 4, 2019Last Updated: October 8, 2019
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Dr Amir Dezfouli, neuroscientist and machine learning expert at CSIRO’s Data61. Photo: CSIRO

Diagnosing depression and bipolar disorder might be as simple as a few clicks of a mouse.

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