Research in Action - Between Deception and Dissent
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What counts as “health misinformation” and who gets to decide?
‘Misinformation’, we are often told, is everywhere. In recent years, there has been significant policy attention to the regulation of unproven, disproven or misleading health - claims, and their potentially harmful effects.
Join host Helen Wright, our Senior Impact Manager, as she interviews Professor Emilie Cloatre from The Dickson Poon School of Law and Professor Martyn Pickersgill from the University of Edinburgh, to discuss ‘Between Deception and Dissent'. This global research project critically explores how unproven and contested health claims are recognised, problematised and regulated across Europe, West Africa, and North America.
From COVID “infodemics” to everyday wellness advice, this conversation challenges simple solutions and invites a more nuanced understanding of health, law, and truth-as well as the relationship between them.
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