In this podcast, Federico Germani and Omaina Aziz converse on the ongoing infodemic and the rise of the anti-vaccine movement on social media. In particular, they discuss the findings of the latest research paper authored by Germani, focusing on the different communication strategies pro- and anti-vaccine supporters employ. Relevant themes include scientific communication and political influences, with a focus on necessary systemic policy improvements.
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