The "research" that that Nature article is based on is just a glossy 29-page advertisement [1]. See page 28 [1], which admits that the authors include a Customer Intelligence Manager, a Brand Content Specialist, and a Senior Brand Manager, and instead of research, there was "content development", and the draft and refinement include #AISlop .

Seems like #misinformation to me.

@academia

#NatureMisinformation

[1] frontiersin.org/documents/unlo… (archive: web.archive.org/web/2025121613… )

New Trump Rally Gets Bombarded by CNN Fact-Check: 'Whole Lot of Wrongness!'

#CNNFactCheck #WholeLotOfWrongness #FactChecking #Mediaite #Misinformation

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New Trump Rally Gets Bombarded by CNN Fact-Check: ‘Whole Lot of Wrongness!’

CNN senior reporter Daniel Dale bombarded President Donald Trump over the "whole lot of wrongness" he detected from Trump's newest rally speech.

^{Tommy Christopher (Mediaite)}

"Although a majority of Americans are confident that childhood vaccines are highly effective against serious illness, Republicans’ trust in vaccine safety and support of school requirements is dropping, according to new polling from Pew Research Center."

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#PublicHealth #vaccines #immunizations #vaccinations #CDC #HHS #misinformation #ChildrensHealth #USpol

Most Americans have high confidence in childhood vaccines, but there's a catch

A small share of Americans, particularly among Republicans, don’t trust that there’s enough safety testing.

^{Barbara Rodriguez (19th News)}