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Title “Not in my backyard”: Online narratives of societal perceptions and skepticism towards emerging infectious disease research

2026-08-07

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The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the increasing threat of emerging infectious diseases (EID) and the power of a unified response from scientific institutions for generating public health solutions. Societal perceptions of scientific research directly impact the success and sustainability of public health initiatives. As potential for zoonotic EIDs remains, it is vital to consider societal perceptions of the scien...

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Literature Corpus work: 300e2020-ada3-508e-be8f-0c7b5f0eb24e
DOI: 10.1099/acmi.0.001300.v1

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