Globalization has resulted in an increase in a myriad of anthropogenic problems requiring scientific methods to solve. Some of these problems include an increase in antibiotic resistance, climate change, and disease outbreaks. Solving these problems has therefore resulted in increased research activities. However, the way some of the research findings are being communicated to the public could lead to public mistrust in science and technology. Read the details here.
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