Mining Google Trends data for nowcasting and forecasting colorectal cancer (CRC) prevalence.

PeerJ Comput Sci · 2023 · PMC10588692 · PMID 37869464

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9 , confirm that the RSI series presents one join point in 2014, leading to two periods with distinct trends, as follows: a negative trend until 2014, and an increasing trend during 2014–2019 ( Fig. 9 ).

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Relevancy of alternative RSIs for CRC prevalence Figure 8 , which plots the trends of the CRC prevalence and of the RSI “colonoscopy” in panel a, and the scatterplot between the two variables in panel b reveals a disaggregation between the two series during the first years in the sample, when the RSI series presents a decreasing trend, whereas the CRC prevalence series shows an uninterrupted increasing trend throughout the analysis period.

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