Seasonality of cellulitis: Evidence from Google Trends

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Introduction: According to our clinical experience, cellulitis is common in summer; however, very few studies have mentioned this trend. Methods: Using Google Trends, we analyzed the monthly data of Google searches for “cellulitis” from 31 countries on 6 continents. Results: Seasonality explained 34%-92% of the variability in search volume, with peaks occurring in summer months. Conclusion: The analyses offered new insights into the epidemiology of cellulitis on national and international scales. Clinical data are needed to validate the Internet search data.

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Zhang, X., Dang, S., Ji, F., Shi, J., Li, Y., Li, M., … Wang, W. (2018). Seasonality of cellulitis: Evidence from Google Trends. Infection and Drug Resistance, 11, 689–693. https://doi.org/10.2147/IDR.S163290

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