Understanding Public Opinion in Debates over Biomedical Research: Looking beyond Political Partisanship to Focus on Beliefs about Science and Society

Overview of attention for article published in PLOS ONE, February 2014

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news: 9 news outlets
blogs: 4 blogs
policy: 1 policy source

twitter: 50 X users
facebook: 2 Facebook pages
googleplus: 1 Google+ user

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@angioplastyorg @RogueRad @rahatheart1 @stevecraig72 @f2harrell @hmkyale @VictorDayan1 @Vilavaite @dr_benoy_n_shah @DavidLBrownMD @rafasadaba @mehdirhasan @ElizKolbert @NewYorker @chriscmooney @MotherJones Prof @mcnisbet & @ezramarkowitz have written a

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vs party, gen beliefs abt science/society more accessible, less volatile to media & stronger influence on opinion https://t.co/pYdxjIEVpT

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From our @PLOSONE study, diff in opinions about science/society will shape gene editing debate http://t.co/r0MpAcQUjw http://t.co/pIgbkZRBnS

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From our @PLOSONE study, diff in opinions about science/society will shape gene editing debate http://t.co/r0MpAcQUjw http://t.co/pIgbkZRBnS

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