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Vaccination hesitancy driven more by psychology than science, expert says
Vaccination hesitancy is driven less by medical knowledge gaps and more by psychological factors such as cognitive biases, trust, and communication style, according to a Polish psychologist who argues that how information is presented and who delivers it can be more influential than the scientific facts themselves.
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Ancient DNA from Polish cave reveals Central Europe was key Neanderthal migration corridor
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Joint grave of two women marks first confirmed same-sex medieval burial in Poland
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Hundreds of monumental tomb structures have been discovered in Africa thanks to the analysis of satellite images
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Polish inventor says his levitating trains could transform global transport
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Parasites in 500-year-old burials reveal clues to diet and sanitation
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Abortion, vaccines and health education top list of Polish health disinformation targets in 2025
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Flu hospitalisation more likely than COVID-19 to change parents’ vaccine views, study finds
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Polish student teams win awards at FAR-OUT rocketry competition in California
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Scientists develop potential new approach to treating epilepsy and neurological disorders
Parasites in 500-year-old burials reveal clues to diet and sanitation
Scientists have identified eight species of parasites in human burials from Chełm in eastern Poland dating back around 500 years, with most individuals showing evidence of multiple simultaneous infections, according to a study published in Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences.
