Prey to temptation: Our struggle with irrational health choices

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Prey to temptation: Our struggle with irrational health choices

By Dyani Lewis

Social epidemiologist Prof Ichiro Kawachi describes how mental short-cuts affect our health choices, often for the worse, and what can be done to help us make better choices.

University of Melbourne

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June 2013
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