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A New Infodemiological Approach Through Google Trends: Longitudinal Analysis of COVID-19 Scientific and Infodemic Names in Italy

2021-11-17

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COVID-19 has been classified by the scientific community as the worst pandemic in human history. The damage caused by the new disease was direct (e.g., deaths) and indirect (e.g., closure of economic activities). Within the latter category, we find infodemic phenomena such as the adoption of generic and stigmatizing names used to identify COVID-19 and the related novel coronavirus 2019 variants. These monikers hav...

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Literature Corpus work: 30370b77-baa2-554b-8ec6-1a04d5a0e383
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-1043571/v1

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