Vaccine confidence study for Southeast Asia social media users

This study tests a short media program to help parents and caregivers feel less worried about childhood vaccines and to improve their child's vaccination schedule. It aims to see if this approach helps increase vaccine uptake and reduce anxiety.

This trial uses social influencers to teach people about using antibiotics correctly and stopping superbugs. It takes place in clinics, food places, and beauty shops.

This study is a global survey to understand what men who have sex with men know and think about vaccines. Your answers can help improve vaccine education and access for your community.

This trial teaches community health workers how to find and share true health information on social media, and how to spot and stop false information. It aims to reduce illness from respiratory viruses in seven communities.

This trial tests if offering points that can be redeemed for rewards, along with digital tools, can help more people get vaccinated. It uses community support to encourage participation and is open to adults who are able to follow the study requirements.

This study tests an AI-powered tool designed to help parents and caregivers in Europe better understand vaccine information and identify misleading claims online. The goal is to build confidence and critical thinking skills around vaccine decisions for children.