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Susan Matheson1

  • 1Cambridge, MA, USA.

Cell
|November 19, 2016
PubMed
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Los periodistas científicos son comunicadores clave que unen la investigación con el público. La colaboración entre periodistas y científicos mejora la precisión y el alcance de la información científica.

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