Getting Science to the Citizen--'food Addiction' at the British Science Festival As a Case Study of Interactive Public Engagement with High Profile Scientific Controversy
Overview
Overview
Journal
Obes Facts
Publisher
Karger
Specialty
Endocrinology
Date
2013 Mar 16
PMID
23493065
Citations
2
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