SloveniaUniversal Health has launched the W3LL Early Access Programme, offering a limited preview of its mental wellness app to selected users through the Temasek Shophouse initiative. The app uses the Behavioural Rhythm Engine™ (BRE) to analyze users' daily behaviors—such as movement and sleep—to provide insights into their mental state and energy levels without requiring self-reported data. This program aims to help higher education institutions monitor and support student wellbeing by identifying subtle changes in behavior that could indicate declining mental health. The initiative comes amid growing concerns over mental health challenges among young adults in Singapore, with recent surveys highlighting high rates of poor mental health and low engagement with professional help. W3LL provides personalized feedback and actionable advice via WhatsApp after an initial period of usage.
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