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Matthews is a fellow of science and technology policy at Rice University’s Baker Institute for Public Policy. Russell is the Huffington fellow in child health and L.E. Simmons senior fellow in health ...

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Objectives First, investigate whether a long compared with a short abstract decreases readers’ attention. Second, investigate differences regarding perceptions of informativeness, accuracy, ...