Shane Bergin

And so it's 39% of people said they didn't know whether paracetamol may cause autism in pregnancy for fetuses.

And down to 17% of people saying that they weren't sure about the efficacy of vaccines.

So maybe what this, I think it's very interesting that we have these statistics that say scientists are trustworthy, yet we know in the real world that that doesn't translate into us all kind of doing things and having policies that reflect that.

I love it.

And you're kind of touching on an Associated UK survey and its idea of responsibility that says now with so much information out there, it's increasingly hard for people to know what's real science and what's pseudoscience.