As the anti-vax movement grows in the US, Gen Zers are turning to community-based networks such as Reddit to get accurate information on vaccinations. Though they may host plenty of 'fake news', social platforms can also provide a welcome source of support.

The COVID-19 pandemic caused people around the world to suddenly and drastically alter their everyday habits, but what will the lasting impact be? Canvas8 spoke to three experts to explore the long-term implications of the crisis on how we spend, socialise, and stay healthy.

The spread of COVID-19 has seen people frantically stock their cupboards and freezers, with empty supermarket shelves a common sight worldwide. Canvas8 spoke to Dr. Leonard Lee, a marketing professor at the National University of Singapore, to understand the human needs that fuel panic-buying.

Research suggests that the more times a person is exposed to a fake news headline, the more comfortable they feel sharing it online. As political polarisation fuels a tense atmosphere on social media, calls are mounting for these platforms to help reduce the spread of misinformation.