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• Industry Lobbying on WHO Overshadowing Public Health Policy, Researchers Suggest

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• Harassment of Public Health Officials Widespread During the Initial Phase of the COVID-19 Pandemic, Study Finds

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• How Politics, Society, and Tech Shape the Path of Climate Change

• Researchers Caution Global Economic Growth Could Slide Into Stagnation

• Physics Meets Democracy in This Modeling Study

• Researchers Look to Human 'social Sensors' To Better Predict Elections and Other Trends

• People Across the World Favor Paid Parental Leave, Study Finds

• If Countries Implement Paris Pledges With Cuts to Aerosols, Millions of Lives Can Be Saved

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• Stress from 2016 US Presidential Election Associated With Increase in Cardiac Events

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• Open Source Tool Can Help Identify Gerrymandering in Voting Maps

• What Spurs People to Save the Planet? Stories or Facts?

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• AI Algorithms Can Influence People's Voting and Dating Decisions in Experiments

• Deregulated US Government Oversight on Interstate Waters Leaves Murky Implications for States

• Union-Friendly States Enjoy Higher Economic Growth, Individual Earnings

• Why Commercialization of Carbon Capture and Sequestration Has Failed and How It Can Work
• Widening Political Rift in U.S. May Threaten Science, Medicine

• Politicized Pandemic Shaped Compliance With Social Distancing

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• Changing Livestock in Ancient Europe Reflect Political Shifts

• The Politics of Synonyms

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• Efforts to Combat COVID-19 Perceived as Morally Right

• When Playing Favorites Can Hurt Growth

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• Conservatives and Liberals Motivated by Different Psychological Factors, New Study Shows

• Game 'pre-Bunks' Political Misinformation by Letting Players Undermine Democracy
• After Election: Making the Endangered Species Act More Effective

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• Forecasting Elections With a Model of Infectious Diseases

• Hot-Button Words Trigger Conservatives and Liberals Differently

• Personality Traits Affect Shelter at Home Compliance

• Clean and Clear: How Being More Transparent Over Resources Helps Cut Carbon Emissions

• 2016 U.S. Presidential Election Associated With Uptick in Heart Attacks and Stroke

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• Women Are More Concerned About COVID-19 Than Men, Study Finds

• New Model Examines How Societal Influences Affect U.S. Political Opinions
• Higher Narcissism May Be Linked With More Political Participation

• Achieving Clean Air for All Is Possible, Experts Say

• COVID-19 Shapes Political Approval Ratings

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• The Unintended Consequence of Becoming Empathetic

• Climate Engineering: Modelling Projections Oversimplify Risks

• Political Ads Have Little Persuasive Power, Study Finds

• Natural Disasters Must Be Unusual or Deadly to Prompt Local Climate Policy Change

• U.S. Political Parties Become Extremist to Get More Votes

• When It Comes to Supporting Candidates, Ideology Trumps Race and Gender

• Affirmative Action Incentivizes High Schoolers to Perform Better, New Research Shows

• Desire to Be in a Group Leads to Harsher Judgment of Others
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