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Communicating the Economic Impact of Science Funding Cuts Changes Attitudes and Motivates Action
Federal science funding cuts in the United States negatively impact research, healthcare, and the economy. Despite prior research investigating strategies to communicate scientific findings to the public, there is substantially less evidence on strategies to communicate how policy shapes the process
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