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Retracted scientific articles about COVID-19 vaccines have proliferated falseclaims about vaccination harms and discouraged vaccine acceptance. Our studyanalyzed the topical content of 4,876 English-language tweets about retractedCOVID-19 vaccine research and found that 27.4% of tweets containedretraction-related misinformation. Misinformed tweets either ignored theretraction, or less commonly, politicized the retraction using conspiratorialrhetoric. To address this, Twitter and other social media platforms shouldexpand their efforts to address retraction-related misinformation.

Retracted Articles about COVID-19 Vaccines Enable Vaccine Misinformation on Twitter