IU experts available to comment on the spread of misinformation about coronavirus
March 24, 2020
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. -- False cures, bogus medicines and conspiracy theories about how and where the coronavirus originated are just a few examples of the surge of misinformation on social media about the COVID-19 pandemic. Plus, the fast pace at which the situation is changing makes it hard to stay up to date on information from credible sources. IU experts are available to discuss how misinformation spreads online and how to decipher fact from fiction. For more information, contact Marah Yankey at 812-856-1443 or mqharbis@iu.edu.
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