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Community Health Workers (CHWs) in New York City encounter client concerns daily, including misinformation, eligibility confusion, and barriers to accessing benefits. Despite this, few mechanisms exist to systematically capture what […]
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There is robust evidence that media trust and political trust are weakly to moderately correlated with each other—but why is this so and under which conditions? By integrating current research […]
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Falling vaccination uptake has led to increases in preventable diseases such as measles across the UK. Disadvantaged and underserved communities, where uptake is lowest, are disproportionately affected, exacerbating health inequalities […]
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Does confidence help or hinder the recognition of misinformation? Prior work has reached opposing conclusions, in part because it has not separated confidence in a specific judgment from confidence in […]
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The global proliferation of health misinformation and shifting communication dynamics across country borders is increasingly challenging health systems and eroding institutional trust at local level. In the modern “algorithmic age,” […]
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“How is your research useful?” I have been asked some variation of this question by family members, people from my hometown, even strangers making small talk at a wedding. To […]
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Social media has fundamentally altered what young adults consider news. However, a conceptual mismatch persists: what researchers consider news and journalistic actors often fails to align with what audiences perceive […]
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Social media platforms have become major sources of health information, creating opportunities for access, engagement, and patient empowerment while also raising concerns about misinformation and the erosion of professional authority. […]
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On social media, misinformation on socio-scientific issues can spread rapidly, yet these platforms are also increasingly used for health and scientific information. Individuals lacking the necessary expertise may present themselves […]
