COVID-19错误信息和政治化对疫苗接种合规的全球影响

R. Buckingham, R. Ferretti, B. Adams, Timolin Kepon
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关于COVID-19疫苗的疫苗犹豫是普遍和不利的。反对接种疫苗的信念威胁到卫生系统,并为重新出现的传染病开辟了途径。为了在世界各地开始恢复正常,高疫苗接种率是必要的,但目前还没有看到。本文讨论了两种假设来解释围绕COVID-19疫苗的犹豫:暴露于错误信息和COVID-19政治化。政府、政党和媒体的错误信息和政治化将继续使COVID-19大流行的危害超出其应有的程度。
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The Global Impact of COVID-19 Misinformation and Politicization on Vaccination Compliance
Vaccine hesitancy regarding the COVID-19 vaccine is widespread and disadvantageous. Anti-vax beliefs threaten health systems and open pathways for reemerging infectious diseases. In order to begin a return to normalcy around the world, high vaccination rates are necessary but are not currently being witnessed. This paper discusses two hypotheses to explain the hesitancy surrounding the COVID-19 vaccine: exposure to misinformation and the politicization of COVID-19. Misinformation and politicization by governments, political parties, and the media will continue to make the COVID-19 pandemic more harmful than it needs to be.
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