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OPEN FORUM INFECTIOUS DISEASES
卷 9, 期 7, 页码 -出版社
OXFORD UNIV PRESS INC
DOI: 10.1093/ofid/ofac263
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disinformation; ivermectin; public opinion; social media; Twitter
Analysis of ivermectin discourse and sentiment on Twitter in the United States shows that all modeled topics are associated with negative sentiment, with tweets from democratic leaning states being more likely to exhibit negative sentiment. Real-time analysis of social media content can help identify public health concerns and guide timely interventions to address misinformation.
Background We explore the ivermectin discourse and sentiment in the United States with a special focus on political leaning through the social media blogging site Twitter. Methods We used sentiment analysis and topic modeling to geospatially explore ivermectin Twitter discourse in the United States and compared it to the political leaning of a state based on the 2020 presidential election. Results All modeled topics were associated with a negative sentiment. Tweets originating from democratic leaning states were more likely to be negative. Conclusions Real-time analysis of social media content can identify public health concerns and guide timely public health interventions tackling disinformation.
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