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YouTube Takes 3-Part Approach to Covid-19 Vaccine Education Efforts

Share authoritative information, address vaccine hesitancy with a global campaign and pair creators with experts

Partner content and Covid-19 information panels have reached some 400 billion viewsYouTube
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By David Cohen

March 18, 2021

YouTube said Thursday that it has removed over 850,000 videos to date for violating its policies against Covid-19 misinformation, including more than 30,000 since the last quarter of 2020 specifically for misinformation related to the Covid-19 vaccine.

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