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July 7, 2016

Using Science to Make Good Health Choices

Source: NPR. July 7, 2016 NPR health news featured research that can raise the odds of making positive behavior changes. Kevin Volpp discusses the use of commitment contracts and Katherine Milkman’s “temptation bundling” concept was also mentioned.

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