With so much health information circulating on social media, who do you trust when it comes to vaccines?
For many families in the South Asian community, questions about vaccines can be shaped by personal experiences, online information, family conversations and concerns about safety. So, how can we separate fact from fiction and find information we can trust?
In this episode of Gift of the Jab, part of the Everyday People Talking Health podcast, we bring together medical expertise and community voices to explore vaccine confidence, social media myths and the importance of building trust.
Dr Sobia, GP Partner at Conran Medical Centre, shares her medical perspective, addresses common concerns and helps unpack some of the myths about vaccines that can spread on social media.
Ifraz, Manager at the Guidance Hub, brings a father's perspective and community views to the conversation, exploring why trust, reliable information and informed decisions matter when it comes to protecting our children.
Hosted by Maleehah, this episode creates space for an open and honest conversation about vaccine confidence, community concerns and finding trustworthy health information.
In this episode, we explore:
- Why some parents have questions and concerns about vaccines.
- How to recognise misinformation and find reliable health information.
- Why building trust between healthcare professionals and communities matters.
- How parents can make informed decisions about their children's health.
This conversation is about listening without judgement, encouraging people to ask questions and strengthening trust between healthcare professionals and communities.
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