A better science for better decision-making in future crises

Sandro Galea ()
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Sandro Galea: Boston University

Nature Human Behaviour, 2021, vol. 5, issue 11, 1463-1463

Abstract: In fast-paced crises like COVID-19, making use of scientific discovery in policymaking is challenging. We should learn the lessons of the current pandemic to make science a better partner to decision-makers in future crises, Sandro Galea writes.

Date: 2021
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