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Dr. Brashier's interviews have appeared in print, as well as on live TV, radio shows, and podcasts. She is currently taking media requests.

​As more seniors head online, efforts are needed to help their digital media literacy skills CBC

 

Is ‘fake news’ creeping into your belief system? Forbes   


Why do our brains believe lies? Washington Post  


Kanye West, Twitter, and how to disengage from hate on social media USA Today

 
5 tips to spot misinformation and prevent its spread Washington Post

 
Getting wise to fake news The New York Times


Older people spread more fake news, a deadly habit in the COVID-19 pandemic

LA Times


New research explains why Boomers share so much fake news Rolling Stone


Conspiracy theories: Why some people are susceptible and how to protect yourself Washington Post


What is the Internet doing to Boomers’ brains? Huffington Post


Study: Incentives ineffective on preventing fake news CBS 


Why do we fall for fake news? Getting Curious with Jonathan Van Ness from Queer Eye 


Older users share more misinformation. Your guess why might be wrong MIT Tech Review


The enduring allure of conspiracies Knowable Magazine 


How to keep conspiracy theories from ruining your Thanksgiving PBS 


What makes people believe in conspiracy theories? Al Jazeera 


Why we feel the need to knock on wood Discover Magazine 


Trump’s Tweets and the creation of illusory truth The Atlantic 


How liars create the illusion of truth BBC   


The science behind why fake news is so hard to wipe out Vox 


Losing relatives to fake news You’re Wrong About podcast

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