What we don't know does hurt us. How scientific illiteracy hobbles society

Article Abstract:

Apathy towards science and technology has grown since the public often attributes science to problems rather than solutions. To rectify this trend, scientists must become capable of dealing with societal and political forces.

Scientists, Public relations

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Science in Latin America

Article Abstract:

Research in Latin American countries is increasing in sophistication and extent. The research has focused primarily on local problems, although significant contributions have been made to a wide-range of disciplines.

Science and technology policy, Latin America

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Science and society

Article Abstract:

Science and government must work together to solve societal problems. Scientists must help to interpret preliminary scientific findings, and politicians must not use preliminary findings to pass laws.

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