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Editorial: Improving Health Outcomes for At-Risk Groups via Comprehensive Biosocial Strategies

  • By

  • Echu Liu

  • Yiu Wing Kam

  • Huilin Cheng

  • September 11, 2026

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    An integrated biosocial perspective addresses the intersection of biological, psychological, and social factors in healthcare for vulnerable populations.

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    Recognition of vulnerability requires understanding complex needs, which can be overlooked when health issues are treated as discrete diseases.

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    Converting recognition of vulnerability into responsive care involves coordination and individualized support across healthcare settings.

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    Healthcare professionals must possess the capacity and support to maintain responsive care, which is influenced by institutional structures.

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    Research should focus on refining the conceptualization of vulnerability and linking recognition to actionable interventions.

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Editorial: Enhancing the health of vulnerable populations through integrated biosocial approaches

  • by Echu Liu, Yiu Wing Kam, Huilin Cheng

  • September 11, 2026

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