THE PERILS OF VACCINE HESITANCY BASED ON CONSPIRACY THEORIES AND MISINFORMATION: IMPLICATIONS AND WAY FORWARD FOR PAKISTAN

THE PERILS OF VACCINE HESITANCY BASED ON CONSPIRACY THEORIES AND MISINFORMATION: IMPLICATIONS AND WAY FORWARD FOR PAKISTAN

Bibliographic Details
Main Authors:	Naeem Mubarak, Asad Majeed Khan, Sundus Tariq, Sabba Kanwal, Saba Tariq
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	University of Faisalabad 2021-05-01
Series:	Journal of University Medical & Dental College
Subjects:	Vaccine hesitancy Conspiracy theories Misinformation COVID-19 pandemic Social media Pakistan
Online Access:	http://www.jumdc.com/index.php/jumdc/article/view/624

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