Coronavirus misinformation is spreading like wildfire, and there are serious consequences. In some cases, people are not aware that they are partaking in this risky venture. They simply want to share all the information that they receive to their loved ones, often done with good intention, so that they too can be informed and protect themselves. However, we should not be sharing information that we have not verified on our own. This could truly make a difference.
Dear all,
As we go through this COVID-19 pandemic, our medical and healthcare professionals are working harder and longer than ever. They are the ones who care for the sick; with COVID-19 and other illnesses. Whether they work as doctors, nurses, paramedics, administration staff, government employees, or in other roles, they are the next set of vulnerable people, after the sick themselves.
Coronavirus misinformation is spreading like wildfire, and there are serious consequences. In some cases, people are not aware that they are partaking in this risky venture. They simply want to share all the information that they receive to their loved ones, often done with good intention, so that they too can be informed and protect themselves. However, we should not be sharing information that we have not verified on our own. This could truly make a difference.
Dear all,
As we go through this COVID-19 pandemic, our medical and healthcare professionals are working harder and longer than ever. They are the ones who care for the sick; with COVID-19 and other illnesses. Whether they work as doctors, nurses, paramedics, administration staff, government employees, or in other roles, they are the next set of vulnerable people, after the sick themselves.
