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Science-Based Technologies to Improve Health and Well-Being

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This panel focuses on how, due to a shortage of mental healthcare providers, technology is filling the gap to provide services to support well-being and address potential risk factors of violent extremism and targeted violence. This panel also discusses technologies and tools that can be resources to mitigate risks factors and improve protective factors. (DHS Video by Center for Prevention Programs and Partnerships/Released)

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