Researchers and communicators are using graphic‑novel formats to present complex, politically sensitive genetics research to general audiences. This approach aims both to educate and to pre‑empt misinterpretation by hostile online hereditarian actors.
— If adopted more widely, illustrated storytelling could reshape public debates about genetics by lowering technical barriers and changing how contested findings are framed and received.
2026.03.05
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Abdel Abdellaoui commissioned Lizah van der Aart to produce a comic version of the new paper, and Adam Rutherford published it on Substack to reach a broad, non‑specialist audience.
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