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Does your research involve mobile/digital health?

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Published on: Jan 15, 2020

The College of Health & Human Development seeks to consult with this community of researchers across campus. Our goal is to understand the scope of work underway and envisioned at Penn State. A community meeting will be held later this month. To get information about the community meeting, please complete the brief webform at this link: https://pennstate.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_2tot1lBIQxq9vh3

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