Men are more likely than women to say U.S. is losing ground in science compared with other countries

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Declining confidence in medical scientists among Republicans and Democrats since early in the pandemic
White Democrats have stronger confidence in medical scientists than Black and Hispanic Democrats
Confidence in medical scientists by level of education among Republicans and Democrats
Strong confidence in scientists has fallen sharply among Democrats with a bachelor’s degree
Men are more likely than women to say U.S. is losing ground in science compared with other countries

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