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Behavioral Effects of a Telehealth Family Prevention Program for Black Adolescents: 2 Year Results of a Randomized Trial.

Aug 2026 · The Journal of prevention · 0 citations · 10 references
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These findings position digitally delivered, family-centered prevention as a promising, equity-focused strategy for extending evidence-based programming to underserved Black families.

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