Infodemia: excesso de quantidade em detrimento da qualidade das informações sobre a COVID-19

Leila Posenato García · Elisete Duarte

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Misinformation and Its Impacts Academic Publishing and Open Access Communication and COVID-19 Impact

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de informações associadas a um assunto específico, que podem se multiplicar exponencialmente em pouco tempo devido a um evento específico, como a pandemia atual.Nessa situação, surgem rumores e desinformação, além da manipulação de informações com intenção duvidosa.

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