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Clear, consistent and credible messages are needed for promoting compliance with COVID-19 public health measures

Context As COVID-19 spreads worldwide, implementation and compliance with public health measures during the pandemic have been the foremost concern globally. The WHO highlighted that young adults had been the primary drivers of the spread of the novel coronavirus in many countries. This study by Nivette et al describes patterns of noncompliance with COVID-19 19related public health measures in young adults and identifies which characteristics increase the risk of noncompliance.