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Anti-Fake News Tool: A Psychological Vaccine That Can Immunize The Public, According To Study
According to university studies, a psychological vaccine can help immunize people from fake news. Vaccination against particular viruses are often marketed in order to protect and immunize people from future viral contamination.
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By Emily Marks
