Background Misinformation is known to affect norms, attitudes, and intentions to engage with
healthy behaviors. Evidence strongly supports that Spanish speakers may be particularly …

The COVID crisis of the past three years has greatly impacted stakeholder relationships
between scientists, health providers, policy makers, pharmaceutical industry employees …

Believing conspiracy narratives is frequently assumed to be a major cause of vaccine
hesitancy, ie, the tendency to forgo vaccination despite its availability. In this scoping review …

This article examines the association between partisanship and vaccination in the UK. The
lower vaccination rates among Republicans in the US have been linked to ideology and …

In times of public health crisis, such as the COVID‐19 pandemic, there is a critical need for
interventions that emphasize group unification. Such interventions may motivate individuals …

Vaccine acceptance is a crucial component of a viable immunization program in healthcare
system, yet the disparities in new and existing vaccination adoption rates prevail across …

This observational study examined the relationships between age, vaccine conspiracy
beliefs, and COVID-19 vaccine uptake in emerging adults (ages 20–30) and middle-aged …

Social media dominate today's information ecosystem and provide valuable information for
social research. Market researchers, social scientists, policymakers, government entities …

Major social media platforms have recently taken a more proactive stand against harmful far-
right content and pandemic-related disinformation on their sites. However, these actions …

The aim of this study was to explore the sociodemographic and individual-level factors
associated with vaccine hesitancy in general, including political affiliation and beliefs in …