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Featuring Carnegie Mellon University’s Mayank Goel and Traci Kennedy of the University of Pittsburgh, this episode, "Data from Humans" explores how computer science is revolutionizing the approach to mental and physical health.
Hosted by Steph Stricklen, "Does Compute" is a sponsored podcast series exploring the computer science innovations that shape our world, produced by GeekWire Studios in partnership with Carnegie Mellon University's School of Computer Science, which provides underwriting support for the series.
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