Correcting this week's vaccine misinformation
We are checking the facts on the claims we see on social media this week.
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Correcting this week’s misinformation: week of April 4, 2024
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Want to learn more about fighting vaccine misinformation?
Read through our vaccine hesitancy toolkit to better understand why people might believe disinformation, and why it is important to talk to vaccine hesitant people. Then read the family advocacy toolkit to learn about other ways to advocate for vaccines and what you can do to address false claims when you see them on social media.
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