 This study assessed social and self-stigma related to COVID-19 infection in Egypt, finding that it was mild overall, but still present in a large proportion of the population. It was most prevalent among those who received their information about the virus from healthcare workers or through social media, and was also more common among those with lower levels of education. The study recommended that more legislation be put into place to regulate the spread of misinformation on social media, as well as conducting awareness campaigns to combat this stigmatization. This article was authored by Ayatma Moud Taufik, Noha Hayek, Sarah Sulla Eldianmadi, and others.