A recent survey by KFF investigates the factors influencing the belief in vaccine myths among Americans. The findings reveal that individuals without a reliable health care provider are more prone to these myths. Additionally, those frequently engaging with social media and AI are also more susceptible.

This poll, released by KFF, offers insights into the ongoing issue of vaccine misinformation. Last year, a joint survey by The Post and KFF highlighted a trend where 1 in 6 U.S. parents were declining recommended vaccines. This underscores the importance of understanding how certain sources of information may contribute to vaccine hesitancy.