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"Once people have been radicalized or are deep down the conspiracy theory rabbit hole, its very difficult to bring people back," Sander van der Linden said.

Controlled exposure to misinformation can help protect people from falling for it in the future, according to new research.

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The online search giant is hoping to "vaccinate" users against fake news by training them to recognise misinformation.

The online search giant is hoping to "vaccinate" users against fake news by training them to recognise misinformation.

With Putin’s Russia on its doorstep, Finland began arming its people against misinformation. It worked, says Sander van der Linden, a professor of social psychology

Sander van der Linden, described as Cambridge’s professor of ‘defence against the dark arts’, wants to make us immune from disinformation