Medicine and Health

Using big data to understand the online ecology of COVID-19 vaccination hesitancy

S. Teng, N. Jiang, et al.

This fascinating study explores the reasons behind COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy revealed through an analysis of over 43,000 YouTube comments. Conducted by Shasha Teng, Nan Jiang, and Kok Wei Khong, the research uncovers how safety concerns, distrust, and political influences shape public perception of vaccines. Discover how addressing these issues with evidence-based messaging could make a difference!

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