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Given how new COVID-19 vaccines are, it’s normal for people to be unsure or have questions about getting one. Here's how best to talk to people about vaccine hesitancy and navigate the delicate discussion.
Can a 'psychological vaccine' protect against fake news and COVID misinformation? Posted SunSunday 7 updated SunSunday 7 FebFebruary 2021 at 9:12pm Misinformation becomes less effective after people have been exposed to the common tricks and strategies used to persuade and manipulate them, experts say. ( Share Print text only Cancel At his suburban Melbourne medical practice, GP Dr Billy Stoupas has been fielding an "unprecedented" number of vaccine questions from patients. The questions started when the US approved the Pfizer vaccine two months ago and have been increasing ahead of the Aust...