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The New Face Of Behavior Change

 In 1994, I eagerly accepted my first full-time position in research at the Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center. Part of my job was to find patients willing to participate in a prostate cancer study. After meeting these men, I got a glimpse of how their diagnosis had changed their lives. Specifically, I observed a stark difference in behavior between sick and healthy patients. Read More
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