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Online misinformation refers to false or inaccurate information, often shared rapidly through social media. While the story suggests it's not the sole cause of declining vaccine rates, it can erode trust in medical advice and public health campaigns. Understanding how it spreads helps in developing effective strategies to counter its impact.
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