Analyzing Chinese interest in osteoporosis-related diseases by using the Baidu index
Wu, J.; Lin, Y.; Chen, J.; Huang, J.; Huang, H.
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PurposeUnderstanding the publics concern about osteoporosis in China is crucial for guiding public health campaigns and educational efforts, as it is significant public health concern in country. Using the Baidu index, this study aims to examine the Chinese fascination with diseases associated with osteoporosis. MethodsThe research gathered information on the search frequency of osteoporosis-related terms on Baidu between January 2012 and December 2022. To gauge the popularity of subjects associated with osteoporosis, the Baidu index was utilized. The study analyzed the trends and patterns of search volume and identified the most popular topics related to osteoporosis. ResultsThe study found an increasing trend in interest in osteoporosis-related diseases in China over the past ten years. The search volume for osteoporosis-related keywords increased steadily from 2012 to 2022. The most popular diseases related to osteoporosis were hyperosteogeny, fracture, osteoarthritis, and metabolic diseases. ConclusionsThe study offers valuable information about the level of understanding and awareness among the general population in China regarding diseases associated with osteoporosis. The growing fascination with subjects related to osteoporosis indicates that the general population is developing a greater understanding of the significance of maintaining bone health. The results of the study can provide valuable guidance for public health campaigns and educational efforts focused on enhancing the prevention and management of osteoporosis-related conditions in China.
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