A lack of trust in epidemiology can have several negative consequences:
Data Inaccuracy: If respondents do not trust researchers, they may provide false or incomplete information, leading to inaccurate data. Non-compliance: Public skepticism towards health advisories can result in low adherence to preventive measures, exacerbating disease spread. Reduced Collaboration: A lack of trust among researchers and public health officials can hinder the sharing of important data and resources, slowing down the response to health crises.
