Digital Interventions for Prevention, Management and Treatment of Disease
Addressing global health challenges such as an ageing population and rising rates of noncommunicable diseases requires sophisticated innovations. Our research and innovation aim to create and deliver the next generation of digital health interventions to improve health across the life course and address health inequalities. We develop preventative interventions to increase healthy behaviors and digital therapeutics for chronic conditions such as asthma and depression.
Our research addresses the core elements of successful digital health interventions, including the development of digital therapeutics and biomarkers, tailoring and just-in-time adaptive interventions, determining intervention receptivity, and addressing health inequalities through digital interventions.
We are part of the Centre for Digital Health Interventionsand also lead on the CAS ETH in Digital Health.
Latest News CDHI
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Webinar: How to deliver safe and effective agentic health interventions?
Webinar: How to deliver safe and effective agentic health interventions? Agentic systems are quickly moving beyond “chat” toward interventions that can plan, personalize, monitor, and take actions across time. In Precision Digital Therapeutics (PDTx), that creates a unique bar: it is not enough to [...]
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REVELIO Study on driving under the influence of cannabis is recruiting participants
The REVELIO Study, a project out of CDHI's Core for Digital Biomarkers in Driver Health and Safety, is recruiting participants. Background of the study: People who regularly consume cannabis have elevated blood concentrations of THC for days after the consumation. Due to a zero tolerance regulation, they [...]
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Join the Core for Adaptive Intelligence and Mental Health at the ACNP Annual Meeting
We are delighted to share that Nadja Ging-Jehli, PhD (Core Director for Adaptive Intelligence and Mental Health Mechanisms at CDHI) has been awarded a Travel Award from the American College of Neuropsychopharmacology (ACNP) to attend the 2026 ACNP Annual Meeting. The award recognizes outstanding early-career researchers whose [...]
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A warm welcome to Christoph Karl Heck
We are delighted to welcome Christoph Karl Heck as a PhD student at the Centre for Digital Health Interventions (CDHI) at ETH Zürich, as part of the Core Digital Biomarkers in Driver Health and Safety, working on the Revelio study. His focus is detecting cannabis-impaired [...]
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A warm welcome to Michal Bechny
We are delighted to welcome Michal Bechny as a postdoctoral researcher to the Centre for Digital Health Interventions (CDHI) at ETH Zürich, as part of the Core Digital Biomarkers in Driver Health and Safety. His focus is applied machine learning for detecting driving impairment and [...]