MOH, experts debunk rumours about cervical cancer vaccine

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The videos include claims that there were reports of girls who could not talk and walk after being vaccinated. Another website said that Japanese government officials have stopped recommending the Gardasil cervical cancer vaccine due to reported side effects, including seizures, brain damage, blindness and paralysis....."girls' fertility may be affected by this vaccine", or shared links to articles claiming that the vaccine causes nervous and immune system disorders.

people may believe false information about vaccinations as they are backed by "expert sources" and made-up evidence. These "authoritative" sources can confuse people about whom they should believe.

-A more well-known example is how vaccine against measles may cause babies to develop autism.

-relate to the idea of online misinformation and disinformation, both of which are fake news....social media plays an important role in the circulation and pervasiveness of such fake news. Via the echo-chamber effect of such circulation, that which is in fact a lie may take on the illusion of truth to the viewer who keeps encountering it through the constant 'echoes'.....