ArticleInternational journal of preventive medicine2022
Evaluation of COVID-19 Trend in Iran; Population Response to the Recent Pandemic Overtime.
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- HPV Genotype Trends in Iran: Necessity for a Reevaluation of Prevention Strategies.Tropical medicine and infectious disease · 2025Article
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Abstract
Relative internet search volumes (RSV) is now being consider as a measurement of awareness for most of the trending topics. During the recent coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak, many researchers used the RSVs to interpret the population responses to the pandemic in various ways. By using the RSVs searched by Persian language people, we demonstrated that the Iranian people increased their knowledge and awareness of COVID-19 during the early phases of the disease before the first peak. However, their relative searches about the COVID-19 and its clinical symptoms decreased gradually despite of the gradual rise of the confirmed cases. Their less tendency to seek information about the COVID-19 could be one of the possible explanation for the increasing number of confirmed cases even several days after easing the disease related lockdown.
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