Social media companies must stamp out 'damaging' anti-vaxxer myths, Health Secretary warns Social media giants must do more to crack down on 'damaging' anti-vaccination myths, Health Secretary Matt Hancock has said.
He said social networking sites, of which the biggest include Facebook and Twitter, must police the spread of anti-vaxxers' propaganda.
Speaking on BBC Breakfast, the cabinet minister even suggested spreading lies about vaccines online could become illegal. The Daily Mail
He said social networking sites, of which the biggest include Facebook and Twitter, must police the spread of anti-vaxxers' propaganda.
Speaking on BBC Breakfast, the cabinet minister even suggested spreading lies about vaccines online could become illegal. The Daily Mail
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