Chapter
The Importance of Credibility in Vaccine Discourse
33:12 - 41:25 (08:13)
The credibility of vaccine discourse depends on having diverse communicators, including those who are not directly affiliated with vaccine companies, to ensure the overall credibility is maintained. However, some level of engagement with vaccine companies is still necessary for credibility and to ensure quality and robustness in the science.
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The lack of communication from individuals without public health communication background, and the absence of medical and public health figures, was a major concern throughout the pandemic.
33:12 - 37:15 (04:03)
Summary
The lack of communication from individuals without public health communication background, and the absence of medical and public health figures, was a major concern throughout the pandemic. There were concerns about potential profit/public health conflicts in the midst of the crisis, and a need for more focus on anthropology, sociology, and psychology around pandemics.
ChapterThe Importance of Credibility in Vaccine Discourse
EpisodeA Nuanced Conversation About COVID Vaccines (Yes, Really!)
PodcastThe Problem With Jon Stewart
The guest highlights how although he acknowledges the Pfizer Executive as making sensible points, there is a raised ethical concern on why the Executive is speaking up on conservative media given that he sits on the board of a company that made vaccines.
37:15 - 38:07 (00:52)
Summary
The guest highlights how although he acknowledges the Pfizer Executive as making sensible points, there is a raised ethical concern on why the Executive is speaking up on conservative media given that he sits on the board of a company that made vaccines.
ChapterThe Importance of Credibility in Vaccine Discourse
EpisodeA Nuanced Conversation About COVID Vaccines (Yes, Really!)
PodcastThe Problem With Jon Stewart
Dr. Saad Omer discusses the potential ethical conflicts of experts serving on vaccine company boards, as well as the necessity of having some experts engaged with these companies to maintain credibility.
38:07 - 41:25 (03:18)
Summary
Dr. Saad Omer discusses the potential ethical conflicts of experts serving on vaccine company boards, as well as the necessity of having some experts engaged with these companies to maintain credibility.