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On December 5th, 2025, a seminar will be held featuring Yuxi Wang, focusing on the intricate relationship between populist mobilization and its health consequences. The discussion aims to explore how the rise of populist movements has shaped public perceptions and responses to health crises, particularly in the context of the recent global pandemic.
Wang will delve into the phenomenon of "infodemics," where misinformation spreads rapidly, complicating public health efforts. The seminar will highlight the role of social media and political rhetoric in influencing public behavior and attitudes toward health measures. Participants can expect to gain insights into how collective resistance emerges in response to perceived threats, as well as the implications for health policy and communication strategies.
This event promises to foster a deeper understanding of the intersection between political dynamics and health outcomes, encouraging dialogue on effective approaches to counter misinformation and promote public health resilience in an increasingly polarized environment.
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