Global Health Leaders Have Proposed a New "Biosocial" Approach to Address

Global health leaders have proposed a new "biosocial" approach to address contemporary issues in the field. This approach can best be described as one that ______.

A) recognizes how health outcomes are embedded in societies, cultures, governments, and economies
B) examines the biological makeup of vulnerable groups in societies affected by health issues
C) aims to explain social behaviors in terms of evolution through the lens of health and related practices
D) addresses global health issues in cooperation with the resources and knowledge of biological societies and associations around the world