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Area of Science:

Scientific communication
Research dissemination

Background:

Accessibility of scientific information
Alternative formats for research content

Purpose of the Study:

To provide an audio recording of the study content
To enhance accessibility for a wider audience

Main Methods:

Audio recording of the full abstract and key findings
Ensuring clear and concise narration

Main Results:

An audio recording is available for the research content
Content is accessible in an auditory format

Conclusions:

Audio recordings can improve research accessibility
Providing content in multiple formats benefits dissemination