This document provides an overview of fake news and misinformation related to vaccinations from the 18th century to present day. It discusses the producers and spread of anti-vaccination fake news on websites, social media, and different countries. Recent scientific papers on vaccine hesitancy are summarized. The objectives of the author's content curation efforts using Scoop.it are outlined to help health professionals and students approach the ongoing issue of vaccination misinformation. Methods of acting against fake news through supranational organizations, health authorities, media, individuals, and social network analysis are described. The conclusion emphasizes that fake news on vaccinations will be difficult to address and that improving digital health literacy for all is necessary.
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