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Rethinking what research means during a global pandemic

  • Written by Ann M. Cheney, Assistant Professor, Department of Social Medicine Population and Public Health, University of California, Riverside
Rethinking what research means during a global pandemicFarmworkers are essential workers who must decide every morning whether they will leave their home to work the fields to provide for their families and the nation.John Moore/Getty Images News via Getty Images

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