Researchers urge govt to counter vaccine conspiracy theories

According to the study, 54.8% of the respondents were not sure if the vaccines were clinically safe, while 41.8% feared the side effects of the vaccine.

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Bacwayo (Pictured) said the research identified several conspiracy theories against the COVID-19 vaccines

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KAMPALA - The Government has been urged to strengthen communication strategies to counter conspiracy theories against COVID-19 vaccines.

The appeal was made by a

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Researchers urge govt to counter vaccine conspiracy theories

According to the study, 54.8% of the respondents were not sure if the vaccines were clinically safe, while 41.8% feared the side effects of the vaccine.

Bacwayo (Pictured) said the research identified several conspiracy theories against the COVID-19 vaccines

By NewVision Reporter

Journalists @NewVision

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