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Framing with Data

Here are a few framing guidelines to keep in mind when you are using numbers.
Published
May 5, 2023
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When framed effectively, a compelling statistic can help people understand a topic more deeply. But too often, public health communicators use data in ways that fall flat or send messages we don’t intend.

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