COVID-19 misinformation is a public health crisis
As a medical student, I have discussed with classmates and faculty how to handle a potential patient interaction on vaccinations. Learning how to handle a patient who may be misinformed may be best through experience rather than lectures. During the COVID-19 pandemic, this experience may come sooner and be more commonplace than I previously expected.
While anti-vaxxers currently make up a small percentage of the United States, their Read more…


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