
Use the SHARE checklist
Before you like, comment or share content online, use the SHARE checklist to make sure you’re not
contributing to the spread of harmful content.
1) SOURCE
Rely on official sources for medical and safety information. Check the facts about vaccinations and coronavirus on the NHS website and GOV.UK.
2) HEADLINE
Headlines don’t always tell the full story. Always read to the end before you share articles about coronavirus, including those about vaccines.
3) ANALYSE
Analyse the facts. If something sounds unbelievable, it very well might be. Independent fact-checking services are correcting false information about coronavirus and vaccines every day.
4) RETOUCHED
Watch out for misleading pictures and videos in stories about coronavirus vaccines. They might be edited, or show an unrelated place or event. Check to see who else is using the photo.
5) ERROR
Look out for mistakes. Typos and other errors might mean the information is false. Official guidance about coronavirus will always have been carefully checked.

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