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"The ability to cause large-scale disinformation and undermine scientifically established facts is an existential risk to humanity.

"The dissemination of these findings can...promote knowledge and expertise sharing between countries and can serve as a base for strategic planning and scale-up of interventions promoting equitable immunization programs..." Health inequities are significant drivers of gaps in immunisation coverage and challenges in reaching the most under-served co

"...hypothesized and found evidence that religious identity shapes vaccine attitudes and behaviors through philosophical and moral beliefs about health and disease management." Prior research on vaccination intentions and behaviours has documented noteworthy associations with affiliation with an organised religion and level of religiosity (i.e., in

"[I]t is critical to center Indigenous voices to understand the context in which HPV vaccine barriers exist and to develop and implement supportive programs." The prevalence of human papillomavirus (HPV) infection is significantly higher among Indigenous people than non-Indigenous people.

Convening the communication and media (for) development, social and behavioural change community through a social networking and shared knowledge strategy. Focus on health, governance, HIV/AIDS, children, media development, conflict management, environment, rights, disasters, gender and other major Development issues.

My latest motivation is to become a fellow associate researching and building my capacity in the exciting area of public health and social and behavior change, most especially in Tobacco Harm Reduction projects, research, policy, advocacy and practice, with a particular focus on low and middle-income countries.

"...in Afghanistan country programming, you have to continuously adapt yourself and your strategies into the situation...."

"Together [we] will stop the circulation of misinformation!" Eman Eltigani begins this presentation at the Sharing Learning from Polio SBC: Misinformation, Social Data and Conflict side event at the 2022 International SBCC Summit by sharing recent rhetoric, circulating via video, that compares people who support the polio programme in Afghanistan t

"So along with communities, we started mapping challenges...and then we started the how we can we can have some solutions for some of the important areas where we can minimize the resistance for polio vaccination." In this presentation, delivered at the Sharing Learning from Polio SBC: Misinformation, Social Data and Conflict side event at the 2022

"The findings suggest that a social and behaviour change strategy based on the ideation model is relevant for increasing consistent ITN use and can inform specific strategies for each context." There is increasing recognition of the role of sociodemographic, ideational (psychosocial), and household factors as significant predictors of use of insect