Lisa Navigating Body–Mind Healthcare Science
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This shows how the landscape becomes navigable. It reveals that much mind–body science already exists, but is fragmented and invisible. Lisa’s role here is to connect, clarify, and make evidence usable for researchers, clinicians, and the public.
This blog is part of a triptych:
- Bringing the Mind to Medical Science
- Lisa as Medical Pre-Peer Reviewer
- Lisa Navigating Body–Mind Healthcare Science
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