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Comment
. 2025 Jun;25(6):120-124.
doi: 10.1080/15265161.2025.2497987. Epub 2025 Jun 6.

Integrating Bioethics and Science Communication Insights to Promote Translational Justice, Critical Consciousness, and Global Health Equity in COVID-19 Vaccination

John Noel Montaño Viaña  1 , Merryn McKinnon  1 , Carys Fisser  1
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Integrating Bioethics and Science Communication Insights to Promote Translational Justice, Critical Consciousness, and Global Health Equity in COVID-19 Vaccination

John Noel Montaño Viaña et al. Am J Bioeth. 2025 Jun.
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(A) Population/audience, (B) Scale, and (C) Equity issue of focus of bioethics and science communication articles included in the final sample (n = 51). Some articles focus on more than one equity issue.
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