Misinformation about the safety of COVID-19 vaccines has caused many Americans to be skeptical about getting inoculated. Below, Becker's compiled three of the biggest rumors surrounding vaccines and their origins.
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Emojis could help some patients better communicate their symptoms, concerns and other clinically relevant information, according to a study published Sept. 7 in JAMA.
3 medical panels support potentially revoking licenses of physicians who post vaccine misinformation
The American Board of Family Medicine, American Board of Internal Medicine and American Board of Pediatrics on Sept. 9 issued a statement supporting the Federation of State Medical Boards' recent warning that physicians could lose their medical licenses over posting…
While hospitals and health systems have improved their basic consumer-centric capabilities since 2019, they are not yet fully committing to the digital and consumer-centered transformation needed to meet consumers' care expectations, according to a recent Kaufman Hall report.
Below are seven hospitals that have announced name changes or other rebranding efforts since Aug. 11.
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Hospital leaders may be using one of these 13 words incorrectly, according to a Sept. 6 report by CNBC contributors.
Misinformation on Facebook received six times the number of likes, shares and interactions on the platform than factual news organizations, according to a study by New York City-based New York University and the Université Grenoble Alpes in France, The Washington…
Not all unvaccinated Americans' opinions about COVID-19 vaccines are firmly anti-vaccine, as many people are still on the fence, according to a Sept. 1 CNET report. Understanding and addressing this populations' concerns in a compassionate manner could be key to…
Vaccine Talk, a private Facebook group where pro-vaccine and vaccine-hesitant people have evidence-based discussions, is a rare example of civil and productive online discourse between groups who have differing views on COVID-19 vaccines, according to an Aug. 24 Washington Post…
Apple is launching new privacy updates for its mail app this fall, which will change advertisers and publishers' ability to see whether consumers open their emails.