The Pandemic Doesn’t Mean We Have to Choose Between Physical and Mental Health

April 13, 2021

Before the COVID-19 pandemic, making choices that benefitted both physical and mental health was relatively straightforward, as these choices were one and the same. Today, however, our normal guideposts for navigating health decisions have been uprooted. June Gruber, PhD, and Jessica L. Borelli, PhD offer a few suggestions on how to approach this critical balance.

Read the full op-ed in Scientific American

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