The public has unanswered questions about bird flu. Some are asking AI.
Addressing these questions may allow health communicators to combat false information online.
Leveraging Media Monitoring to Inform Targeted Health Communications for Adolescents, Older Adults, and LGBTQ+ People
In this paper, The Public Good Projects assesses how media monitoring can guide the tailoring of public health communications for mental health challenges in key groups.
Understanding and Addressing Misinformation About Science
This report provides insights on comprehensive available evidence on the nature, scope, and impacts of misinformation about science and potential solutions.
Polio Digital Messaging Guide
A Digital Community Engagement (DCE) resource bridging digital best practices with field-based health communication to equip teams with the tools respond the evolving polio information environment across the globe.
Global vaccine resources for health care providers
A curated selection of HCP-specific resources on vaccine education, communication approaches, and patient-facing materials from leading organizations across the globe.
Health care providers are prepared to talk to their patients about fall vaccines, but may underestimate COVID-19 risk
We surveyed 246 health care providers in August 2024, just before the FDA approved updated COVID-19 vaccines. Here’s what we learned.
Online discussions about bird flu are recycling COVID-19 narratives
Reports of the H5N1 virus being detected in cow’s milk have kept the outbreak in the news and in social media conversations.
Foundational paper on infodemiology and infoveillance
In this key paper, founder of infodemiology Dr. Gunther Eysenbach establishes a framework for the field.
Practical playbook for addressing health misinformation
A hands-on approach to help recognize and respond to health-related rumors and misinformation.
Media monitoring resources
Dashboards on this site are provided by Talkwalker, which offers its own resources.
Public Health Communications Collaborative
Supports public health communicators to be timely, clear, credible, & effective messengers.
Measles in 2024: Online conversations spike as U.S. cases rise
In November 2023, the CDC and WHO released a joint report about the rising threat of measles worldwide.