
Headlines lacking context exploited by anti-vaccine activists to wrongly suggest danger, study finds
CNN
News organizations are at risk of "creating false connections and misinformation" when they write headlines that suggest a link between vaccinations and deaths or other health problems where one does not necessarily exist, according to a new study published by the non-partisan non-profit organization Advance Democracy.
The findings, which were provided to CNN Business, show that headlines that, while sometimes factually accurate, are posted with "little to no context" are spread online and "weaponized" by anti-vaccination groups on Facebook where they amass thousands of interactions. Three articles from local news sites gained more than 800,000 interactions on Facebook, the study found. One of these local news headlines, for example, read, "Health care worker dies after second dose of COVID vaccine, investigations underway."
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