Senate hearing renews COVID-19 debate and debunked myths
VaccinesAfter the U.S. hit a 35-year high in measles cases, commenters also debated measles risks and MMR vaccine safety....
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After the U.S. hit a 35-year high in measles cases, commenters also debated measles risks and MMR vaccine safety....
A year of online conversation about flu, COVID-19, and RSV immunizations across California found that each vaccine generated distinct conversations. Differences in lived experience, perceived risk, and trust shape how people think about them, meaning combined messaging may miss what matters most....
Plus, myths about flu vaccines circulate online as a meningococcal vaccine campaign receives positive attention....
Additionally, social media users both celebrated and dismissed two recent studies on the benefits of COVID-19 and HPV vaccines....
Plus, a viral video resurfaced myths about tetanus vaccines, and the health secretary was criticized for demanding an explanation for a “flawed” vaccine study’s removal....
Plus, online conversations focused on Lyme disease vaccines, Ebola, and false claims about COVID-19 vaccine safety....
Recent outbreaks of hantavirus, Ebola, and mpox fueled anti-vaccine conspiracy theories online....
Plus, the U.S. military sparks controversy for ending flu vaccine requirements, and online posts debated the benefits of shingles and HPV vaccination....
Plus, reactions to the health secretary’s claims about the U.S. measles response, while rising rotavirus cases spark conspiracy theories....
Other posts spread false claims about heart inflammation and COVID-19 vaccines and debated vitamin K injections at birth....
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