Examining types of misinformation and disinformation practices and the effectiveness of interventions to combat them
Misinformation is false information that is spread, regardless of intent to mislead. Disinformation is the intentional spreading of misinformation. We are leading a suite of products focused on addressing misinformation. This includes the products below.
Types of misinformation and disinformation and the effectiveness of interventions to combat them
- Rapid evidence profile (REP 56): View PDF
Impact of strategies to address health-related misinformation in diverse settings and populations
- Living evidence synthesis 22.1 (published 15 April 2024): View PDF | View PDF appendices
- Protocol for the living evidence synthesis
- Publication in BMJ Open
- Registration in PROSPERO CRD42023421149
Impact of strategies to address misinformation related to political institutions
- Project underway – protocol coming soon