EPI-Lifestyle Scientific Sessions 2026  /  Integrating Behavioral Science Perspectives to Advance Innovation in Cardiovascular Health (Society for Behavioral Medicine sponsored session)  /  Behavioral Science-Driven Innovation to Enhance Digital Health Readiness and Cardiovascular Health Among African Americans: The Techequity by FAITH! Study
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Behavioral Science-Driven Innovation to Enhance Digital Health Readiness and Cardiovascular Health Among African Americans: The Techequity by FAITH! Study

  • Lalika, Mathias  ( Mayo Clinic , Rochester , Minnesota , United States )
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Meeting Info:

EPI-Lifestyle Scientific Sessions 2026

2026

Boston, Massachusetts

Session Info:

Integrating Behavioral Science Perspectives to Advance Innovation in Cardiovascular Health (Society for Behavioral Medicine sponsored session)

Friday, 03/20/2026 , 10:30AM - 11:15AM

Concurrent Session

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