COVID-19: vaccination in a developing country

The common good and public service are important to gain public trust especially in the midst of a pandemic of misinformation about vaccines and miracle therapies being spread on social media. Controversies in the government of a developing country do not help to control the SARS-COV-2 pandemic. Is it only the government's responsibility or can doctors and medical students promote the truth with appropriate communication strategies to decrease COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy?

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The common good and public service are crucial for gaining public trust, especially during a pandemic of misinformation. Government controversies hinder pandemic control, but doctors and medical students can help decrease vaccine hesitancy through effective communication strategies.