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            Funding                                            5.   Gogineni AK, Hitesh M, Jha PK, Sen SS, Das S, Sahu KK.
                                                                  Deep learning on chest X-ray and computed tomography
            None.                                                 scans for detection of COVID-19 as a part of a network-
                                                                  centric digital health stack for future pandemics. Artif Intell
            Conflict of interest                                  Health. 2024;2(1):29-41.
            The author has previously submitted critiques to the Journal      doi: 10.36922/aih.2888
            of Affective Disorders regarding AI methodologies in   6.   Casiraghi JL, Lizio A, Bolognini S, et al. Exploring the viability
            clinical research, which were not accepted for publication.   of robotic technology integrated with Vivaldi artificial
            While this perspective discusses editorial practices in AI   intelligence for functional assessment in amyotrophic lateral
            research – including  Journal of Affective Disorders – the   sclerosis. Artif Intell Health. 2024;1(4):73-84.
            analysis is conducted independently, without financial      doi: 10.36922/aih.3732
            or institutional  influence.  The views  expressed reflect
            methodological and ethical concerns relevant to AI-driven   7.   Schwingel PA, Schwingel D, De Aquino SR,  et al. An
            mental health research and do not stem from any personal,   exploratory study on the potential of ChatGPT as an
            professional, or financial stake in the journal or related   AI-assisted diagnostic tool for visceral leishmaniasis. Artif
                                                                  Intell Health. 2024;1(4):97-106.
            entities.
                                                                  doi: 10.36922/aih.3930
            Author contributions                               8.   Luu MSK, Tuchinov BN, Prokaeva AI, Korobko DS,
            This is a single-authored article.                    Malkova NA, Tulupov AA. Discovering predictive features
                                                                  of multiple sclerosis from clinically isolated syndrome with
            Ethics approval and consent to participate            machine learning. Artif Intell Health. 2024;1(4):107-122.
            Not applicable.                                       doi: 10.36922/aih.4255
                                                               9.   Thomas C, Prasad RR. Health-care app detection using
            Consent for publication                               optimized clustering. Artif Intell Health. 2024;1(4):16-29.
            Not applicable.                                       doi: 10.36922/aih.2585
                                                               10.  Vishwanath AB, Srinivasalu VK, Subramaniam N. Role
            Availability of data                                  of large language models in  improving provider-patient
            The original letters to the editors generated and analyzed in   experience and interaction efficiency: A  scoping review.
            this expert perspective article are available upon request of   Artif Intell Health. 2024;2(2):1-10.
            the corresponding author. The editorial and peer responses      doi: 10.36922/aih.4808
            are withheld due to editorial policy.              11.  Haghish EF. Differentiating adolescent suicidal and
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