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<p>The US biomedical research enterprise has led the world in driving medicine forward but now faces unprecedented threats. Systematic efforts to defund and dismantle the academic research infrastructure, compounded by misinformation and questionable public support for science, have already impeded innovation and discouraged students from pursuing careers in research and healthcare, which ultimately will harm patients. This moment calls on us, as scientists and physicians, to effectively communicate the relevance of our research to the public and elected officials and ensure that the value of basic, translational, and clinical scientific inquiry in developing novel treatments for debilitating medical and psychiatric conditions is fully appreciated. In this <i>Perspective</i>, we highlight concrete, actionable steps to robustly engage in science communication, grassroots advocacy, and early education efforts to rejuvenate the vigorous research environment that is essential to the health and well-being of the public.</p>

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When the science alone is not enough: embracing our responsibility as science communicators

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  • 发表日期：

    2025年12月16日

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  • Nakul Aggarwal,
  • Logan France,
  • Rachel Puralewski,
  • Karen J. Parker,
  • Ned Kalin

摘要

The US biomedical research enterprise has led the world in driving medicine forward but now faces unprecedented threats. Systematic efforts to defund and dismantle the academic research infrastructure, compounded by misinformation and questionable public support for science, have already impeded innovation and discouraged students from pursuing careers in research and healthcare, which ultimately will harm patients. This moment calls on us, as scientists and physicians, to effectively communicate the relevance of our research to the public and elected officials and ensure that the value of basic, translational, and clinical scientific inquiry in developing novel treatments for debilitating medical and psychiatric conditions is fully appreciated. In this Perspective, we highlight concrete, actionable steps to robustly engage in science communication, grassroots advocacy, and early education efforts to rejuvenate the vigorous research environment that is essential to the health and well-being of the public.