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Behavior Routinely on Biomedicine’s Back Burner

By Howard J. Silver | Published: July 24, 2015

The challenge of infusing the social sciences into what are generally viewed as biomedical issues has been a long and difficult one, as the recent WHO report on Ebola demonstrates. Oddly, this lesson has been learned many times before, but keeps getting forgotten.

Rejoinder to Gary Guttings Doubts about the Behavioral Sciences

By Tony Biglan | Published: May 30, 2012

We have reached a stage in the scientific understanding human behavior where very significant improvements in human wellbeing can be achieved.

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