Reviews for Effective Sexual Health Interventions: Issues in Experimental Evaluation

The average rating for Effective Sexual Health Interventions: Issues in Experimental Evaluation based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2017-02-01 00:00:00 Yoss Yosser One of the best neuroscience related books I've read, largely because it clarifies in ways rarely done, just how very little we understand about the brain and how it operates. (We don't have memory chips and no one is quite sure how we remember things. And no one really wants to write or read books about what we don't know. ) Each advance is only climbing a ridge to see an even more distant and vast expanse. Meanwhile, the economics drives the scientists to cooperate with pharmaceutical companies to create drugs from each speck of light that might peak through on some type of theory on how our brains actually work. Not encouraging if you are looking for neurological breakthroughs, but enlightening.

Review # 2 was written on 2013-02-22 00:00:00 Vicki Hunter If you are interested in the science of "memory," this is a great book. Author follows the research of UC Irvine, neuroscientist Gary Lynch for years as his group makes discovery after discovery. Gary Lynch is an aggressive, arrogant genius. That is actually common. When I was at Stanford and Harvard, I met some geniuses that were like that. They are a lot of fun. Some people don't like them because they are nonconformist. But is part of their nonconformity that motivates them to pursue new scientific ideas. Gary Lynch has lots of clever, funny quotes. The discoveries on the path to understanding long term potentiation and long term memory are discussed in considerable entertaining detail.