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    Changing prescribers' behaviors to stop prescribing drugs that don’t work.

    Social psychologists and economists are working from all sides to figure out how to change doctors' prescribing behaviors, but it is not always about what’s best for patients.

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    By Michael Wilkes • Apr 21, 2019 • 3m Listen

    Social psychologists and economists are working from all sides to figure out how to change doctors' prescribing behaviors, but it is not always about what’s best for patients.

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