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However, "findings can be overturned when new evidence arises" [3]:

"how communicating and explaining #uncertainty around scientific findings affect trust in the communicator when findings change" was found [3] not to be so obvious as in the "default" guess [1].

Sometimes, "communicating uncertainty buffers against a loss of trust when evidence changes" and "explaining uncertainty does not appear to harm trust" [3]

A commentary by @hildabast on the study [3] offers a broader perspective