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Science communication as a preventative tool in the COVID19 pandemic
G. Matta
Engage with the critical insights into science communication's essential role during pandemics, particularly through the lens of COVID-19. This research by Gagan Matta delves into how effective communication can bridge scientific knowledge and public understanding, fostering behavioral change amid crises.
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