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Carl A Kirton¹

¹Carl A. Kirton is Editor-in-Chief of AJN .

The American Journal of Nursing

|August 19, 2025

Summary

When scientific research becomes entangled with political agendas, it risks undermining public trust and objective inquiry. This politicization can distort findings and hinder evidence-based decision-making for societal benefit.

Area of Science:

Political Science
Sociology of Science
Science Communication

Background:

The increasing politicization of scientific issues poses a significant challenge to objective research.
Public trust in science is eroded when research is perceived as politically motivated.
Understanding the dynamics of science politicization is crucial for maintaining scientific integrity.

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