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Presence Current · Arkansas
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Gregory Edgin

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UAMS

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COM | PSY & AR State Hospital Partnership

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Gregory Edgin, Assistant Professor at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, focuses on behavioral and psychological studies. His work includes research on child and adolescent development, particularly psychosocial and emotional aspects. Edgin also investigates behavioral health interventions aimed at improving outcomes for young people.

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