In the 19th Century, Ignaz Semmelweis identified that handwashing significantly lowered infections in maternity clinics. Despite strong empirical evidence, he failed to persuade other physicians, resulting in more preventable suffering.
Instances like this demonstrate why scientists must learn to use Science Communication and Education so discoveries can be shared and sustained beyond the laboratory.
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