Poll: People Without a Trusted Health Care Provider Are More Likely to Endorse Vaccine Myths, As Are Those Who Often Use Social Media or AI for Health Information - Quiz - MDSpire
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Survey Finds Individuals Lacking a Reliable Health Care Provider Are More Prone to Accept Vaccine Misconceptions, Similar to Those Frequently Using Social Media or AI for Health Guidance

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  • kffrainl

  • June 30, 2026

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Poll: People Without a Trusted Health Care Provider Are More Likely to Endorse Vaccine Myths, As Are Those Who Often Use Social Media or AI for Health Information

  • by kffrainl

  • June 30, 2026

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