Media coverage fuels public fear from "summary" of The Hot Zone by Richard Preston
The media has the power to shape public perception and incite fear. When a deadly virus is reported in the news, it can spark widespread panic among the population. People become consumed by thoughts of the virus spreading uncontrollably, infecting loved ones, and causing widespread devastation. The vivid images and sensationalized stories presented by the media can make the threat feel even more immediate and real. As the media coverage of the virus intensifies, so does the fear among the public. People start to take extreme measures to protect themselves, such as wearing masks, avoiding public places, and stockpiling supplies. The constant barrage of alarming headlines and news updates only serves to heighten the sense ...
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