Not really. Systematic meta-analyses take an enormous amount of effort and aren't particularly exciting, so they're difficult to fund. Lay people are not the pr

Not really. Systematic meta-analyses take an enormous amount of effort and aren't particularly exciting, so they're difficult to fund. Lay people are not the primary audience, so there's little incentive to translate the findings into plain English. The Cochrane Collaboration produce meta-analyses and plain-language summaries for important clinical topics, but there's no equivalent for social science. https://www.cochrane.org/evidence https://www.cochrane.org/evidence