Frank Beach award winner: Neuroendocrinology of group living

Cabaud Award Winner

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O’Donoghue Award Winner

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Frank A. Beach Award. Oxytocin and vasopressin receptors and species-typical social behaviors.

f c A m ( ( G s W Over the past 50 years, a great deal of behavioral ndocrinological research has established a central ole for gonadal steroid hormones in the control of exual behaviors in a wide range of vertebrate taxa. he underlying mechanisms controlling these behavors appear to be well conserved throughout evoluion. Both the neural structures regulating male and emale sexual behaviors and...

Extramurally Speaking MERIT Award Winner

Sam Singer In their essay in October’s PLoS Medicine, Daniel Reidpath and Kit Yee Chan challenge the widely cited link between HIV-related stigma and the spread of the epidemic [1]. This is an important question, given the heavy emphasis on stigma in policies of the World Health Organization, the Joint United Programme on HIV/AIDS, and other public health institutions, but in making their argum...

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