In an era marked by unprecedented information access, the rampant spread of misinformation and dissemination of unreliable scientific claims present significant societal challenges. This research aims to address concerns regarding the impact of unreliable scientific information on public trust, decision-making, and societal well-being. Focusing on online platforms, the study seeks to unravel how such information spreads, amplifies, and influences critical issues like public health and environmental policies. By examining its influence on public perceptions, attitudes, and pseudoscientific movements, our goal is a comprehensive understanding of challenges posed by unreliable scientific information. Combining qualitative and quantitative methods, this research sheds light on the complex interplay, offering insights for evidence-based strategies to mitigate adverse effects and foster a more informed public.

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