On Twitter, journalists and politicians have more credibility on vaccines than medical experts, study finds
By Khalida Sarwari Black, Indigenous, and other non-white people in the United States are more likely to rely on trusted voices within their own communities for information about the pandemic and the coronavirus vaccine, finds a new study led by researchers from Northeastern. And, at least on Twitter, all people are more receptive to information shared by journalists and politicians on both the left and right than by epidemiologists, scientists, and medical professionals. These findings—released amid Read More …