Learn
more about the Autism Society’s Vaccine Education Initiative.
Don’t
rely on luck to keep you healthy, protect yourself from health
misinformation with the Autism Society’s Vaccine Education Initiative
(VEI). Misinformation is knowledge or advice that is not true or does
not come from facts. If you are not sure if something is true, do not
share it and ask a trusted professional.
How
do I know if something is misinformation?
·
Does the
information match what the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
(CDC) and public health departments are saying?
Why
do people share misinformation?
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They do not
know it is not true.
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They did not
check the information before sharing.
What does misinformation look like?
·
Pictures
that started as a joke, but people think are real.
·
Websites
that look real, but have information that is not true.
·
Quotes with
parts of the information changed or taken out, etc.
To
learn more about addressing health misinformation and how to respond,
check out our guide
here.
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