For a few weeks, Jim Pickett and Jessica Terlikowski, co-hosts of the podcast, have been talking about a new report called Mapping Pathways. Though it is an impressive document, it exists to create conversations about HIV prevention. The report argues that if science strongly considers cultural behaviors and preferences, we can reduce the number of new HIV infections around the globe.

The first big conversation this report sparked took place recently in San Francisco. Listen to this episode to hear what Jessica and Jim learned; then email them at mappingpathways@gmail.com.

Music: Free Film Music (cameronmusic.co.uk) (Alastair Cameron) / CC BY 3.0

Mapping Pathways Podcast: We Need More Behavioral Science

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Mapping Pathways Podcast: We Need More Behavioral Science

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