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From CRISPR to AI, new technologies progress quickly. The regulation of science needs to be taken seriously from the very start.

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The diversity of audiences that we face in science push us to consider and reconsider how we present our work.

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Cancer is a disease that affects communities, not just individuals, so efforts to prevent cancer should be community-based.

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As scientists, our authority is always fleeting. And this is how it should be.

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The problems of diversity in science run deeper than identity. We also need diversity of perspectives.

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As more Americans decide to age in place, smart home technology can help them do so safely. But the promise of technology can be marred by ageism, limiting independence and choice.

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When science operates as a team.

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With the rise of social media, the way we communicate has evolved. Science and research must keep up.

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Co-researchers’ perspectives and insights help drive research focus areas and emphasize the commitment to addressing health issues that matter to their community.

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Introducing a new weekly series, Observing Science — on the workings of science, it’s limitations, and its promise for a healthier world.

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