A screenshot of a chat window for a comprehensive health assessment for teens. The window has a black background with a text field in the center. The text field is divided into two sections.
On the left side of the window there is a question that reads "Do you think you could identify the drugs you used by looking at pictures of pills?" Below the question there are two options - "Yes" and "Maybe". On the right side there has a list of names below the question.
At the bottom right corner of the screen there appears to be an exit button and a "Next" button. The background is blurred but it seems to be a wooden surface.
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