■全球,肥胖及其相关疾病的发病率,如心血管疾病和2型糖尿病,不断上升,构成了重大的公共卫生挑战。研究表明维生素D缺乏与肥胖之间存在潜在的相关性。然而,缺乏对维生素D和肥胖相关研究的定量分析。这项调查旨在通过提供全面的文献计量分析来揭示合作网络来填补这一空白,研究热点,以及维生素D和肥胖研究领域的进化趋势。
■这项研究从2000年至2023年的WebofScience数据库中检索了与维生素D和肥胖有关的文献。使用HistCite等工具进行文献计量分析,VOSviewer,和CiteSpace挖掘包括国家在内的多维信息,机构,作者,期刊,引文,和关键词。
■共检索到6144条记录,涉及123个国家,6,726个机构,和28156名作者,发表在1,551种期刊上。发表的论文和引用的数量总体上呈增长趋势。美国在出版物数量和影响力方面处于领先地位,《营养》和《肥胖手术》等期刊的出版量最高。NasserM.Al-Daghri是最多产和最有影响力的作家。关键词聚类表明,研究主题涵盖了代谢健康,营养,豁免权,和减肥手术。引文爆发分析表明,研究重点从膳食钙与肥胖之间的关系转移到补充维生素D对代谢性疾病的预防作用。
■应用文献计量学方法分析肥胖和维生素D领域的研究文献提供了对合作网络的全面了解,重点研究重点,以及这个领域的进化趋势,为指导未来的研究方向提供见解。
UNASSIGNED: Globally, the incidence rates of obesity and its related diseases, such as cardiovascular diseases and type 2 diabetes, are continuously rising, posing a significant public health challenge. Studies have indicated a potential correlation between vitamin D deficiency and obesity. However, a quantitative analysis of the studies related vitamin D and obesity is lacking. This investigation aims to fill this gap by providing a comprehensive bibliometric analysis to uncover the collaborative networks, research hotspots, and evolutionary
trends within the field of vitamin D and obesity research.
UNASSIGNED: This study retrieved literature related to vitamin D and obesity from the Web of Science database spanning from 2000 to 2023. Bibliometric analysis was conducted using tools such as HistCite, VOSviewer, and CiteSpace to excavate multi-dimensional information including countries, institutions, authors, journals, citations, and keywords.
UNASSIGNED: A total of 6,144 records were retrieved, involving 123 countries, 6,726 institutions, and 28,156 authors, published in 1,551 journals. The number of published papers and citations showed a generally increasing trend. The United States led in terms of publication volume and influence, with journals such as Nutrients and Obesity Surgery having the highest publication counts. Nasser M. Al-Daghri was the most prolific and influential author. Keyword clustering revealed that research topics covered metabolic health, nutrition, immunity, and bariatric surgery. Citation burst analysis indicated a shift in research focus from the relationship between dietary calcium and obesity to the preventive effects of vitamin D supplementation on metabolic diseases.
UNASSIGNED: The application of bibliometric methods to analyze the research literature in the fields of obesity and vitamin D has provided a comprehensive understanding of the collaborative networks, key research focus, and evolutionary
trends in this field, offering insights for guiding future research directions.