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The image displays a computer screen with an open email message.
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The image displays a computer screen with an open email message. The email appears to be from "Sally Psychologist" and the subject line reads "Medical Review Updates." There's text within the body of the email, but due to the resolution or angle at which the photo was taken, it is not legible. The style of the image is a typical screenshot or photograph of a digital display, with visible window elements such as title bars and scroll bars.
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