Neurobiology, cellular and molecular biology, and psychosomatic medicine.
@article{Williams1994NeurobiologyCA, title={Neurobiology, cellular and molecular biology, and psychosomatic medicine.}, author={R. Williams}, journal={Psychosomatic Medicine}, year={1994}, volume={56}, pages={308–315} }
Last year in New York the American Psychosomatic Society celebrated its first 50 years. In this presidential address at the beginning of our second half-century, I want to share with you some ideas— perhaps even some visions—for the next 50 years. My major message is that optimal growth in our understanding of how biopsychosocial factors interact in the etiology and course of human disease will come only if our research incorporates theories and techniques from neurobiology and cellular and… CONTINUE READING
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