|Podcasts|May 23, 2019

Episode 32: Change Your Behaviors, Change Your Health & Wellness

Author(s)Julian Upton, Christen Harm

Pharm Exec's European Editor, Julian Upton, speaks with Johnson & Johnson's Jennifer Turgiss, VP Behavior Science & Advanced Analytics group. In their interview, Turgiss discusses behavioral strategies to the health and wellness solutions being developed at J&J.

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