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Video still explains how viral posts on social media seek to elicit an emotional reaction in us, with the image of a woman of color holding her smart phone with a shocked expression on her face.

Social Media: Video Explains Disinformation Tactics on Social Media (English, Spanish) (0:36)

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Webinar: Strategies for Reframing Politicized Public Health Narratives

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Factsheet: The Facts About COVID-19 Vaccines

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Social Media: Graphic Explains That COVID-19 is Riskier Than Vaccine Side Effects

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A four-paned carousel image discusses how rare COVID-19 vaccine side effects are, with images of a man and a woman of color smiling.

Social Media: Graphics Highlight That Severe COVID-19 Vaccine Side Effects Are Rare

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Social Media: Graphic Says Severe COVID-19 Vaccine Reactions Are Rare

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Report: Building the Evidence Base for Advancing Vaccine Equity: Findings from the P4VE Promising Practices Project

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A Black woman physician smiles at the camera. Text reads: "Flu vaccines are available in your community and often free as they are covered by insurance."

A smiling Black woman wearing a yellow shirt is flexing her left arm to show a band-aid. Text reads: "Flu fact: Getting a flu shot will likely lower your risk of getting sick by 40% - 50%. And if you do get flu, its often less severe."

A smiling man rolls up his sleeve to show an adhesive bandage. Text reads, "Flu fact: It's important to get a flu shot each year because the flu viruses change constantly."

A woman rolls up her sleeve to show an adhesive bandage. Text reads, "Flu Fact: You can't get the flu from a flu shot."."

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Social Media: Graphics Share Facts About Flu Vaccines (English, Spanish)

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Factsheet: Conversations with Unvaccinated New Parents about COVID-19 Vaccines

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Warning: Anti-vaccine conspiracy theories often twist tragedies to push lies about vaccines.

Social Media: Video Shows How to Decipher the Truth about Vaccine Conspiracies (English, Spanish) (0:35)

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Social Media: Graphics Debunk Flu Vaccination Myths (English, Spanish)

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Social Media: Graphics Debunk Flu Vaccine Myths (English, Spanish)

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