Example: Saskia Popescu on Evolving Scientific Guidance
In this tweet, Dr. Saskia Popescu argues that recommendations must change as evidence evolves and that such changes should not be treated as scientific hypocrisy: "Now is a great time for us all to remember that we're in a novel situation w/evolving data. Recommendations and guidance change…bc they must. Calling scientists hypocritical bc we've evolved w/ the new info does us all a disservice. We've got to lean into the changes to improve" — @SaskiaPopescu
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