… influenza pandemic and the 2020 coronavirus pandemic, … the role of news media in
communicating popular assumptions … , including the possibility of a H1N1 strain in 1847 that may …

… response to the H1N1 influenza pandemic, particularly determining … (perceptions about
infection severity and beliefs about … media literacy skills to knowledge and Self-efficacy for health-…

… This, combined with effects that a flu epidemic could have if … and media coverage over H1N1
Pandemic Influenza during … such as personal beliefs or opinion on side effects and efficacy. …

… We expected higher levels of confidence in social media … accessibility to different healthcare
services may play role. … previous experience during the 2009 influenza pandemic [79]…

… healthcare services to continue during influenza outbreaks, … year, adjusting for the belief
influenza vaccine may cause harm (… of information about influenza vaccination was mass media, …

… : belief that vaccination is effective at preventing influenza, … conceivable that the large influenza
outbreak in Honduras in … intention to be vaccinated for H1N1 and intention to recommend …

… -sixteenth century changed the dogmatic beliefs of medicine and … between the Spanish flu
pandemic and that of COVID-19. … H1N1 etiology of Spanish flu was confirmed in 1936 thanks …

… the H1N1 or the Ebola epidemics, the misinformation phenomenon on social media has …
certain online communities composed by individuals with similar beliefs and interests (39), and …

… 30.6% of the health care workers had the flu vaccination. The … of distorted information in the
media and in particular on the … misconceptions and target false beliefs, ultimately increasing …

… and the annual returning of the flu epidemics, a low coverage of … knowledge about the flu
vaccine and the effects we can … high quality of medical services in healthcare institutions and …