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Online conversations demonstrated confusion about the routine schedule and early MMR vaccination for infants....
Parents are asking about childhood vaccine safety and unproven autism “treatments.”...
The early start to flu season has kicked off questions about vaccine effectiveness, timing, and purpose....
Encouraging results for a personalized mRNA vaccine for treating melanoma drew mostly hopeful responses about the technology, alongside some COVID-related false claims....
Pregnant social media users asked whether they are still protected against measles after childhood vaccination, while some commenters promoted ineffective, unsafe treatments....
Recent conversations illustrate that even those who intend to get the flu vaccine have questions about eligibility, benefits, side effects, and finding one. Plus, in addition to false claims that spread every flu season, a new mRNA vaccine option for older adults is contributing to confusion....
Following two measles-associated deaths among adults in Pennsylvania, online conversations are focusing on whether adults remain protected and what to do when vaccination history or immunity is uncertain....
Public discussion of mFlusiva has included substantial doubt and distrust, much of it carried over from COVID-19 vaccine conversations. Alongside that skepticism, people are asking practical questions about vaccine choice, eligibility, side effects, and access....
Pennsylvania’s measles outbreak and potential changes to Florida’s school vaccine requirements also fueled debate....
A year of online engagement with Michigan health departments found that people responded not only to what departments communicated about, but to the role they played: helping people access services, warning about risks, or acting as an authority....
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