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Wearable biosensors were first invented in the 1950s by Leland C Clark, but was very simple at the time, and has greatly evolved since then into what we now know as Apple watches, FitBits, blood glucose meters, and more (Peterson et al. 2024). Many people, not only athletes and patients with chronic health conditions, use wearable biosensors to measure health data such as heart rate, calories burned, steps taken, sleep patterns, blood pressure, etc. in order to manage their own possible...

Personality disorders are a group of mental health conditions characterized by behavior or actions that deviate from cultural or societal expectations. They are unhealthy, inflexible patterns that often cause problems in relationships, the work environment, and quality of life. These conditions can start very early in life, even in childhood, which is what makes them so inflexible. While there are multiple types of personality disorders, they are grouped into three clusters.  The first is...