Sensationalized reporting of scientific findings in the midst of a pandemic can fool the public into thinking that a coronavirus treatment or vaccine is just around the corner.
“Without good data with potentially conflicted messengers at all levels, is it any wonder that we have the general public grasping at straws and not believing anything, not believing anyone?” said Gary Schwitzer, a health journalist and a public health professor at the University of Minnesota.
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