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COMMENTARY: Public health’s share of the blame: US COVID-19 risk communication failures

By iopac on August 24, 2020

Peter M. Sandman, PhDAug 24, 2020A 5-pronged critique of messaging since the beginning of the pandemic and what we can learn to improve going forward.

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