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Using New Technology to Help Homeless Youth

Apr 17, 2019

Can we use mobile technology to deliver mental health care to homeless youth? On this episode, we talk with the leader of a team who is using communication technology to extend the reach of mental health care to marginalized populations, Niranjan Karnik of the Rush University Medical Center.