Combat Misinfo
Immunity
Distrust
Influence
Ethics
100

What can the general public do to avoid misinfo?

Learn social media literacy, think about what you are being asked to believe, and learn valuable critical thinking skills.

100

Do you know the percentage of a population required for herd or protective immunity?

estimated 80-95%

100

Why might someone have distrust in the healthcare system, or vaccines?

Negative experiences, medical trauma, faced prejudice and neglect in healthcare. etc. 

100

What happens when influential public figures spread misinfo?

Can influence a society, and impact their beliefs. May create distrust, bias, or misunderstanding.

200

What can healthcare professionals  do to prevent the spread of misinfo?

Educate patients on scientific evidence supporting the value of vaccines, promote social media literacy and critical thinking. 

Teach patients where to find credible health sources.

200

What could happen if immunizations decrease and a society loses protection against disease and viruses?

Previously eliminated diseases will re-emerge, causing and increase in illness, and mortality.

200

What country has been known as leading researchers? Holding influence on the globes understanding of research and science?

The United States of America

200

If a policy mandated everyone to be vaccinated would this impede on peoples rights to autonomy?

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300

Explain the difference between eradication and elimination of a disease.

Elimination: reduction of an infection to zero in a local area

Eradication: elimination worldwide 

Fun fact: the only eradicated disease worldwide is small pox