Black people were more likely to attribute that mistreatment to their race, something that is an enduring, critical aspect of one's identity, which in turn resulted in higher rates of depression ...

Study reveals significant disparities in language-based models for detecting depression on social media, mainly among Black individuals. Calls for more inclusive mental health approaches.

Can the ultra-brief PHQ-3 accurately flag depression? New research suggests this 3-question screen may balance speed and ...

A depression prevention program was found to have differing levels of efficacy across youth participants who identified as White and Black living in the US. The study, published in the Journal of ...

Black employees facing mistreatment were projected to get 100 fewer minutes of sleep per night compared to either white people - who were or were not experiencing mistreatment - or other Black ...

The model trained with white participants performed better when used on white participants’ social media posts than Black participants’ posts (Pearson r = 0.392 vs. 0.132).

Supporting the mental health of Black men who have been incarcerated requires trauma-informed services, including culturally ...

March 28, 2024 AI can detect depression in white people based on their social media posts – but not in Black people, Penn study finds The results underscore the need for caution when using the ...

Maybe signs of depression in Black people aren’t linked to communication. Or maybe depression links to nonwritten forms of communication, such as changes to body language, rate of speaking or tone.