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UNITY® Consortium has started a podcast centered around “myth-busting” commonly held misconceptions surrounding vaccines – particularly adolescent and young adult (AYA) vaccines.
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- 3
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- Sep 17, 2026
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- Jul 22, 2026
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From Scrolling to Knowing: Vaccines, Misinformation & Teen Health (opens the original)
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Dr. Peter Sinton, MD, FAAP, joins FACTSinnated to talk adolescent vaccination, misinformation, and the questions he hears from young people and families in his rural practice. Hear his perspective on HPV and meningitis vaccines, finding trusted health information, and helping young people take an active role in their healthcare decisions.
Planting Seeds of Vaccine Confidence with Dr. Marnik (opens the original)
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Dr. Elisabeth Marnick joins FACTSinnated to discuss science communication, trust, and making evidence-based information more accessible. She shares how scientists and health leaders can connect with younger audiences and build trust online and in their communities.
Delivering Vaccine Messages: Connection Before Correction (opens the original)
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Dr. Jessica Steier joins FACTSinnated to discuss the importance of preventive health, vaccine confidence, and how trusted healthcare professionals can help people make informed decisions. Tune in for an engaging conversation on building trust, addressing common questions, and empowering adolescents, young adults, and their families with credible, evidence-based information.
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