Nuffield Council on Bioethics warns many commercial mental-health apps have not undergone rigorous testing
A leading bioethics body has warned that mental health apps and other technologies are not being sufficiently scientifically tested before being released to the public.
In recent years, a number of technologies have been released claiming to help helping people manage their mental health, including smartphone apps, chatbots and virtual reality therapies.
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