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11 Conclusion
Pages 219-222

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... Yet, researchers are only now beginning to study in earnest the potential interactions between genetic and social environmental factors that 219
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... Transdisciplinary research on the impact on health of interactions among social, behavioral, and genetic factors places several demands on the research infrastructure, including the need for education and training of researchers, the enhancement and development of appropriate datasets, and the creation of incentives and rewards that will encourage investigators to move beyond the single discipline approach to research. Approaches that the National Institutes of Health can use to address these barriers include providing individual and senior fellowships, transdisciplinary institutional grants, short courses, and datasets that can be enhanced to provide the necessary information.
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... 2003. Who Will Keep the Public Healthy?
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