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XR/AR/VR Interaction / XR Clinical, Emotional, and Reflection Support

Addiction patients struggle to effectively identify drug cue triggers and control cravings.

lightbulbPractical problemXR Clinical, Emotional, and Reflection Support

Addiction patients struggle to effectively identify drug cue triggers and control cravings.

UbiComp '22Understanding How to Expose Clinical-Friendly Drug Cues with Virtual Reality and the Impact on Biofeedback Signals

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