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Co-designing the Cranky Uncle Vaccine game in East Africa - Vimarsana News

Co-designing the Cranky Uncle Vaccine game in East Africa

This is a re-post of John Cook's article first published on his Cranky Uncle website. Even though it's not climate-related we are reposting it on Skeptical Science as it's an example of how the game evolved and how it gets put to good use in a different context.

Misleading claims on US flu shot ingredients recirculate - Vimarsana News

Misleading claims on US flu shot ingredients recirculate

US health authorities recommend an annual vaccine to protect against influenza. This year's campaign to encourage vaccination was met on social media with renewed misleading claims about ingredients in the shot, most of which are not present; others help improve the effectiveness of the jab and have been tested for safety, experts say.

Source: yahoo.com
Oxford experts launch campaign in hope to boost jab numbers - Vimarsana News

Oxford experts launch campaign in hope to boost jab numbers

Experts have launched a new campaign in a bid to boost waning vaccine uptake by giving people more information about how clinical trials work.

New campaign hopes to boost jab numbers - Vimarsana News

New campaign hopes to boost jab numbers

Researchers hope to alleviate some fears about vaccination with a simple animation about the complex way vaccines are developed .

Debunking the Misleading Flu Vaccine Ingredients Meme - The Washington Informer - Vimarsana News

Debunking the Misleading Flu Vaccine Ingredients Meme - The Washington Informer

A misleading meme claims flu vaccines include dangerous ingredients, but most are not present and are safe in small amounts. Get the facts.