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Digital mood phenotyping predicts short- and long-term suicidal ideation across a two-year timescale.

Jul 2026 · Molecular Psychiatry · 0 citations · 54 references
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Results suggest that EMA-derived mood instability may serve as a potentially informative indicator of near-term vulnerability, whereas emotion-based subtyping may support longer-term risk stratification within the monitoring context, together offering an initial prospective exploration of EMA-based mood phenotyping for SI risk stratification in SGM populations.

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