If the solution to your problem magically appears to be something a source makes money from, it warrants further investigation.
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Separating Myth from Fact When It Comes to COVID-19
As scientists work to learn more about the long-term effects of COVID-19, misinformation about treatment continues to circulate. For-profit companies—most recently GOOP, Gwyneth Paltrow's lifestyle brand—have used unsubstantiated claims to promote their products. It's important to be conscious of where you find your information and continue to learn more as the collective knowledge about COVID-19 expands.
Some sources have rejected the advice of doctors and other experts, at times presenting counterfactual information that painted a flawed picture of the threat of the pandemic.
When it comes to fighting misinformation, there's one group that holds a lot of weight. Based on our survey, healthcare workers are the most influential group for Americans trying to decide whether or not to take the vaccine.
As you encounter information from various sources, it is important to be able to distinguish between false conspiracy theories and real threats.
