
The President of the Republic speaks during the celebration of "The Days of Research" at the Quirinale
The President of the Republic Sergio Mattarella condemned the spread of fake news on vaccines during the celebration of "Research Days", defining the prejudicial opposition to vaccination as a disconcerting and dangerous phenomenon.
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President Mattarella spoke during the celebration of "I Giorni della Ricerca" at the Quirinale.
“Vaccine fake news is destructive.” This was declared by the President of the Republic Sergio Mattarella, speaking during the celebration of "The Days of Research" at the Quirinale.
"Reflecting on the successes achieved, some striking contradictions of our time stand out. Research and science save human lives, in ever-increasing numbers, yet we still have to note that irrational beliefs and destructive fake news are spreading, nailing parts of the population, albeit small, in fear", specified the head of state.
Mattarella: “The opposition to vaccines is disconcerting”
“Prejudicial opposition to vaccines is one of the most disconcerting symptoms,” reiterated the President of the Republic. “When we find ourselves faced with painful news events, with adults or children risking or even losing their lives that they could have easily defended, we feel the need to counter the work of those who try to poison opinion,” he added.

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