Another one bites the dust: contribution of neurologists to STI prevention strategies - 13/02/25
Abstract |
In the realm of sexually transmitted infection (STI) prevention, the contribution of neurology and neuroscience emerges as pivotal. This abstract explores how insights from these fields inform and enhance the understanding of human cognitive-behavioral dynamics in STI risk-taking. Neurologists and neuroscientists offer valuable perspectives on the interplay between brain function, behavior, and societal influences, shedding light on the underlying mechanisms driving risky sexual behavior. By integrating cognitive-behavioral data provided by neurologists, future STI prevention strategies can be optimized, fostering a comprehensive approach to sexual health promotion and disease prevention.
Le texte complet de cet article est disponible en PDF.Keywords : HIV, Neurosciences, Prevention, Sociology, STI
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