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Anti-vax

This page shows the latest Anti-vax news and features for those working in and with pharma, biotech and healthcare.

So, this is more than just anti-vax, it suggests a more mainstream hesitancy.

Growing vaccines scepticism poses global health risk

Governments are now putting pressure on social media platforms to act, and Facebook recently promised to crack down on ‘anti-vax’ content. ... Last month, the UK’s health secretary Matt Hancock said he would not rule out a move to compulsory
European elections: Eurosceptics and Greens rise, but big parties hold on

An even clearer threat to public health and to pharma has been the anti-vax movement, which has gained a voice among Italy’s populist eruptions in particular.
Deadly measles outbreaks on the rise, social media called to account

Firms called on to fight anti-vax fake news. Around 21 million children around the world are missing out on measles vaccinations every year, raising the risk of the disease killing ... The rising numbers of unvaccinated children is attributed to the rise

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A new age of innovation in healthcare

Since then we have had to deal with the anti-vax movement – and drug pricing will continue to be an issue – but I believe that we need to continue to focus
Trust in the new vaccines – the vital role of healthcare communications

Vaccine hesitancy, of course, existed long before COVID-19, but resistance to the routine immunisation of children has largely been associated with the ‘anti-vax’ movement.

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Vaccine hesitancy eBook

The social and political drivers fuelling the anti-vax movement. The differences between the US and UK immunization programs.
The imperfect art of sustainable communications

As we know from the anti-vax proponents, pseudo-science can be promulgated by passionate influencers, so even our best rational endeavours in public health communications can be hampered by quackery.
The UK has approved the first vaccine for COVID-19. What now?

This has little to do with the COVID-19 vaccine and more to do with historical, now discredited studies on vaccine safety and a general halo effect from the active ... vax community in the UK and abroad.

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