<p>Additionally, there’s a clear demand for more information, especially via platforms like TV, social media, and the internet. Targeted educational campaigns through these channels will be crucial to increase awareness and understanding, helping to build on the existing optimism and foster greater acceptance of gene therapy, like we do in our various public outreach efforts for science communication.</p>
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<p>When asked how they would prefer to receive more information, 22.62% of respondents selected TV documentaries and programs as their preferred medium, while 16.63% expressed interest in websites and online resources (see diagram 11). This preference for visual and online formats aligns with the public’s general reliance on media for learning about CF and other medical topics. Social media and online communities (15.96%) also ranked highly, indicating that digital platforms are an effective way to reach a broad audience. These findings can guide future efforts to create engaging and informative content about CF and gene therapy.</p>