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Social Media Posts Spread Bogus Coronavirus Conspiracy Theory
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Archived 4 years ago from FactCheck.org
Social Media Posts Spread Bogus Coronavirus Conspiracy Theory

Quick Take Multiple social media posts are spreading a bogus conspiracy theory about the deadly Wuhan virus. The posts falsely claim that the virus has been patented and a vaccine is already available. That’s not true; the patents the posts refer to pertain to different viruses. Full Story  …

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Samoa has become a case study for ‘anti-vax’ success
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Archived 6 years ago from The Washington Post
Samoa has become a case study for ‘anti-vax’ success

By Michael Gerson, Volunteers in the New Zealand city of Rotorua are in the process of sending two dozen handcrafted, infant-size coffins to the Pacific island of Samoa, which is currently in the midst of a deadly measles outbreak. The coffins are gifts to Samoan families who can’t afford them but …

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Navigating the antivax movement
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Archived 6 years ago from Contemporary Pediatrics
Navigating the antivax movement

Contemporary Pediatrics asked pediatric infectious diseases experts how community pediatricians can talk with families who are firmly against vaccinating their children or hesitant to do so. Here’s what they said. Pediatricians are wrestling with how they should deal with a growing antivaccination …

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Anti vax movement: Russian trolls fueled anti-vaccination debate in U.S. by spreading misinformation on Twitter, study finds
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Archived 6 years ago from CBS News
Anti vax movement: Russian trolls fueled anti-vaccination debate in U.S. by spreading misinformation on Twitter, study finds

Russian Twitter trolls have attempted to fuel the anti-vaccination debate in the U.S., posting about the issue far more than the average Twitter user last year, a study out of George Washington University has found. The “sophisticated” bots shared opinions from both sides of the anti-vaxxer debate, …

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