Qualidade das notícias em ciência e medicina: a imprensa na medicina regenerativa no Brasil
Keywords:
Medicina regenerativa, meios de comunicação de massa, saúde coletiva, terapia celular, imprensa.Abstract
Os meios de comunicação de massa funcionam como uma ponte entre a ciência, a medicina e o público. Discute-se a qualidade dos relatos recentes da imprensana medicina regenerativa em dois jornais nacionais, a Folha de São Paulo e O Globo, e no contexto do jornalismo internacional. Aplicam-se a aproximação teórica da Ciência, Tecnologia e Sociedade e o estudo sociológico qualitativo dos enquadramentos, para compreender o impacto da imprensa na saúde coletiva. Estudam-se os dispositivos textuais nos relatos – metáforas, exemplos, frases de efeito e representações - e os elementos de raciocínio – origens, causas/efeitos e apelo a princípios. Dentro de uma escassez geral de matérias, salientam-se dois enquadramentos principais: o científico e o social, que refletem deficiências nas histórias, um otimismo exagerado no progresso nacional e sua legitimação em fontes internacionais. Essa situação contribui a induzir vieses no entendimento público e o desenvolvimento de falsas expectativas sobre as terapias celulares.
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