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The reluctance or refusal to receive vaccination, particularly among people with chronic diseases like diabetes.
Ivermectin’s rise from an antiparasitic to a politicized COVID remedy was driven by a small set of physician-led advocacy groups, conservative media personalities and social-media influencers, telemed...
Current estimates of how many Americans have never received any COVID-19 vaccine dose vary by data source and date, clustering roughly between single-digit percentages and the low‑20s: federal CDC rep...
COVID-19 vaccination reduces the risk of severe COVID-19 in people with diabetes — a group at higher baseline risk of hospitalization and death from infection — and is considered safe for most patient...
Social media amplification of hopeful, emotive claims and politically coded messaging materially increased public demand for ivermectin — including veterinary formulations — during the COVID-19 pandem...
Andrew Wakefield’s 1998 Lancet paper was eventually judged fraudulent, retracted, and found to involve ethical breaches and conflicts of interest that produced measurable public harm — facts that expl...