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Facebook may hide anti-vaxx posts after it’s accused of spreading fake health news

Ashley May and Brett Molina, USA TODAY Comments Off on Facebook may hide anti-vaxx posts after it’s accused of spreading fake health news

Parents pushing anti-vaccination messages on Facebook might soon have less traction on the social media site as it takes steps to reduce fake news.

Ashley May and Brett Molina, USA TODAY
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