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Study warns of structural fragility in digital public health communication

Original: Structural fragility in digital public health communication

Researchers publishing in Nature warn that digital public health communication suffers from structural fragility, meaning the systems and institutions used to deliver health information online are vulnerable to breakdown, misinformation and loss of public trust. The argument is drawing attention among health policy and communication experts weighing how to make public health messaging more resilient, particularly in light of recent global health emergencies.

Why now: Ongoing concern about misinformation and weak public health messaging online keeps this topic in discussion.

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