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Latest Lines of Biopsychosocial Research
Generally, the latest hot topics in biopsychosocial fields include medical ethics, international medicine and health, reducing health care costs and expanding health services, and correlations between nutrition and illness.
To view the latest research in health psychology, behavioral medicine, and the biopsychosocial model, please glance and read some of the articles found in the following scholarly journals:
- Health Psychology Journal
- Applied & Preventive Psychology
- The British Journal of Health Psychology
- Journal of Health Psychology
- Prevention & Treatment (ceased publications at the end of 2003)
- Psychology and Health
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