Andre Sebastian Luzuriaga Arellano 21007213 157240 Social Media Network for Business Appendix Table of Contents: 1. Introduction 2. The Social Media Presence in Public Health 3. The New York Times: Part of the Problem 4. Multiple Measures of Data Sources 5. Conclusion 6. Bibliography "Unveiling the Dangers of Misleading Information in Social Media on Public Health" Progressively Social media platforms have become powerful tools of communication. Media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram have become powerful tools for disseminating information while also becoming one of the main sources of misinformation. The spread of misinformation has become a significant concern within the public health sector. Recently misinformation has led to cases such as individuals restraining from getting vaccines for Covid-19 due to the abundant misleading information regarding its effectiveness which has put their health and their families at risk ...