Fictions and Realities: Navigating the Viral Spread of Vaccination Misinformation

Thèmes abordés

Fiction et réalité, anglais, désinformation, information, fake news, santé, vaccination

Résumé du document

Il s'agit d'une expression orale d'anglais sur le sujet « fiction et réalité » se basant sur l'étude de deux documents portant sur le mouvement anti-vaccination.

Extraits

[...] The exclamation point is also in red, which translates the intention of presenting the statement in an alarming way. This slogan encapsulates the great impact of misinformation on public health, how it is spreading in a viral way through digital media, emphasizing the urgent need to watch out for false information, and that this false information is what the world should fight against. The sign calls for people to distinguish between real and fake news, which shows that this sign perfectly illustrates this presentation's topic regarding fiction and reality. [...]

[...] Call for collective Action In conclusion, the internet contains both truth and lies, right and wrong, realities and fictions that can either serve or harm public health. Navigating the viral spread of vaccination misinformation requires a multifaceted approach where internet users must learn about the factual, positive impact of vaccination and trust the information that comes with proof and reliability - for instance, anti-vaccination propaganda has no valid sources to back it up. We should also concert efforts to combat the negative influence of anti-vaccine communities. [...]

[...] Consequences The anti-vaccine movement represents a hazardous fusion of misinformation, fear, and skepticism. This movement, fueled by the unregulated promotion of falsified information on the internet by vaccine-sceptic people. Vaccination rates started to drop and, subsequently, some viruses that science has succeeded in defeating before are starting to make a comeback - like the famous Measles. Despite near-eradication in developed countries, measles has experienced a problematic resurgence, directly correlated with declining vaccination rates. Once on the brink of elimination, this disease once again represents a threat. [...]