But people writing headlines for press releases are supposed know that people are going to make that mistake, and that we often only read the headlines. (TBH, I

But people writing headlines for press releases are supposed know that people are going to make that mistake, and that we often only read the headlines. (TBH, I think they do know) Even setting that aside, there's still a slight (though kinda nit-picky) inaccuracy in the title which AussieWog93 pointed out. Public health messaging often borders on propaganda, and some would argue that it should be that way as it saves lives.