College students are the human capital of a nation, and their college education lays the
foundation for their success as future leaders of society. However, their ability to advance is …

Mental health disorders are prevalent worldwide, yet they remain stigmatized, especially in
the Middle East. While mHealth has the potential to circumvent traditional barriers, research …

Objectives Despite the proliferation of mobile mental health apps, evidence of their efficacy
around anxiety or depression is inadequate as most studies lack appropriate control groups …

Stress represents a significant risk factor for several psychophysical diseases among
college students, such as depression and anxiety, which may undermine their academic …

Background: Increasing rates of mental health diagnoses in college students signal the
need for new opportunities to support the mental health of this population. With many mental …

Objective: Millions of people use mobile phone or computer-based applications—apps—to
maintain their mental health and connect with treatment providers through text-and video …

Purpose Digital mental health interventions (DMHI) may enhance equity in college student
mental health, but engagement with them is poor. Little is known about barriers and …

Smartphones can be used to gain insight into mental health conditions through the
collection of survey and sensor data. However, the external validity of this digital …

Background Poor sleepers have a higher prevalence of mental health problems, and vice
versa. However, the mechanisms underlying this association remain unknown. We aimed to …

Various mobile apps have been released to track and promote mental health and well-
being. Despite the high interest in developing these apps, they suffer from high attrition …