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Refining the role of behavioural and social sciences in pandemic response post-COVID-19.

Maja Grašo Karl Aquino Stefan D. Baral N. Berg Cory J. Clark L. Conway Paul Dolan S. Grover Kyriaki Fousiani Claudia C. Kitz Dario Krpan

Aug 2026 · Nature Human Behaviour · 0 citations · 149 references

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