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This special commentary considers concrete ways that clinicians can intervene using familiar techniques to support their patients to curate unhealthy information environments and empower them to make well-informed decisions that align with their health goals....
This article argues that public health must name the information environment as a determinant of health and confront the ways digitalization, platformization, and profit-driven design reshape health decisions and health promotion practice....
Analysis of Reddit and X conversations shows providers expressing concern for patients and frustration with new federal guidance....
Florida’s move to eliminate school vaccine requirements fueled more than 100,000 posts and 12 billion impressions, marking the biggest spike in vaccine discussions since early summer....
The paper outlines a blueprint for a new community driven-model designed to counteract the growing public distrust across a range of issues including public health, election integrity and climate....
In this paper, The Public Good Projects (PGP) shares lessons learned from a project to increase vaccine confidence and uptake in the United States by assessing and opposing circulating Spanish-language COVID-19 vaccine misinformation....
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....
This report provides insights on comprehensive available evidence on the nature, scope, and impacts of misinformation about science and potential solutions....
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....
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