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Health decision making has become a fundamental part of everyday consumer life. In the relatively simple course of making a meal choice, planning a trip to the gym, or forgetting to pick up a prescription, consumers’ routine choices will cumulatively define their health. In this article, we will explore the marketplace forces that shape health decisions by drawing on classic and contemporary research from marketing, psychology, and health.
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