Most Americans rely on general news outlets for science news, but only a minority says these outlets get facts right

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September 21, 2017

Most Americans get their science news from general outlets, but many doubt their accuracy

Most Americans rely on general news outlets for science news, but only a minority says these outlets get facts right

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Most Americans rely on general news outlets for science news, but only a minority says these outlets get facts right

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Most Americans get their science news from general outlets, but many doubt their accuracy
Most Americans rely on general news outlets for science news, but only a minority says these outlets get facts right

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