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Facebook research has found that a small proportion of users of its platform encourage other users not to be vaccinated. Photo / Ist
MENLO PARK – Facebook do research on ‘ doubts over vaccines ‘. The result, they found a small part users invites other users not to be vaccinated. Also read: West Java Flooded with COVID-19 Vaccination Hoaxes, Residents Are Asked to be Research and Critical
This is certainly not true. Moreover, doubts about the Covid-19 vaccine circulating on social media are said to be hampering efforts to eradicate the pandemic. Quoting The Verge, Tuesday (16/3/2021), the World Health Organization (WHO), said doubts about vaccines circulating on social media could thwart progress in eradicating diseases that can be prevented by vaccines.
WHO says doubts over vaccines may not be entirely responsible for the 30% increase in measles cases worldwide in recent years.
But doubts over vaccines are playing a role in reviving measles. Facebook itself banned false and misleading advertising about vaccines in October, just weeks before the first coronavirus vaccine was available.
Then in December, Facebook announced it would remove false claims about a COVID-19 vaccine. And start notifying users if they have interacted with posts that contain false information. Also read: House in Ciledug Dipagari Beton, Mayor of Tangerang: BONGKAR !!!
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