Objective: The objectives of this study were to identify common social media misconceptions
about COVID-19 vaccination in pregnancy, explain the spread of misinformation, and …

Objective We provide a sco** review of Digital Health Interventions (DHIs) that mitigate
COVID-19 misinformation and disinformation seeding and spread. Materials and Methods …

Health misinformation continues to proliferate on social media, and corrective actions have
been deemed effective in countering online misinformation. Such corrections are especially …

Few studies examine how human information sources correct health misinformation on
social media. This study investigates the proportion of healthcare professionals who intend …

This study investigates the barriers to challenging others who post misinformation on social
media platforms. We conducted a survey amongst UK Facebook users (143 (57.2%) women …

Background The spread of false and misleading health information on social media can
cause individual and social harm. Research on debunking has shown that properly …

Purpose There is a scarcity of research studies on why people remain inactive when
encountering and recognising misinformation online. The main aim of this paper is to …

Social media users' active fact-checking as a way to restrain health misinformation has
received considerable attention. With the protection motivation theory (PMT), this study …

Background Health misinformation (HM) has emerged as a prominent social issue in recent
years, driven by declining public trust, popularisation of digital media platforms and …

Health misinformation could distort people's health perceptions and related behaviors.
Combating such misinformation has become the common concern of the whole society …