We learned for the past several years that misinformation or disinformation costs lives. Our role in health education is to relay factual messages to youth and adults, backed by research and science. To communicate effectively, we should follow the KIS rule, keep it simple. Our overall health depends on understanding and following trusted messengers and messages. Learn more about the research conducted on misinformation from an expert in the social and behavioral sciences field.

Learning objectives

1. To grasp the research conducted on misinformation from the social and behavioral sciences perspective.

2. To incorporate simple, clear and concise messages when communicating health education information.

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