■它们携带的蜱和病原体严重影响人类和动物健康,莱姆病和α-gal综合征等疾病会带来风险。在线搜索健康信息可以改变人们的健康和预防行为,让他们面对滴答的风险。这项研究旨在通过检查个人的在线搜索行为来预测蜱传疾病的潜在风险。
■通过仔细检查美国各个地理区域和时间段的搜索趋势,我们确定户外活动与蜱相关疾病的潜在风险相关.谷歌趋势被用作数据收集和分析工具,因为它可以访问人们的在线搜索行为的大数据。我们与大量的人口搜索数据进行交互,并提供人口行为和健康相关现象之间的推论。数据是在2022年4月至2023年3月在美国收集的,其中有一些关于户外活动和蜱风险的术语。
■结果强调了公众参与活动时的风险易感性和严重程度。我们的结果发现,搜索与蜱风险相关的术语与各州五年平均莱姆病发病率相关,反映了在线健康搜索蜱传疾病风险的可预测性。地理上,结果显示,与tick相关的术语的相对搜索量最高的州主要位于东部地区。定期,可以发现术语在夏季具有较高的搜索记录。此外,结果表明,与户外活动相关的术语,如“玉米迷宫,\"\"狩猎,\"\"u-pick,\"和\"公园,“与tick相关的术语有适度的关联。这项研究为有效的沟通策略提供了建议,以鼓励公众采用健康促进行为。在在线搜索结果中显示有蜱虫暴露高风险或与户外活动地点合作传播身体预防信息的个人的警告可能有助于减轻与蜱传疾病相关的风险。
UNASSIGNED: Ticks and pathogens they carry seriously impact human and animal health, with some diseases like Lyme and Alpha-gal syndrome posing risks. Searching for health information online can change people\'s health and preventive behaviors, allowing them to face the tick risks. This study aimed to predict the potential risks of tickborne diseases by examining individuals\' online search behavior.
UNASSIGNED: By scrutinizing the search trends across various geographical areas and timeframes within the United States, we determined outdoor activities associated with potential risks of tick-related diseases. Google Trends was used as the data collection and analysis tool due to its accessibility to big data on people\'s online searching behaviors. We interact with vast amounts of population search data and provide inferences between population behavior and health-related phenomena. Data were collected in the United States from April 2022 to March 2023, with some terms about outdoor activities and tick risks.
UNASSIGNED: Results highlighted the public\'s risk susceptibility and severity when participating in activities. Our results found that searches for terms related to tick risk were associated with the five-year average Lyme Disease incidence rates by state, reflecting the predictability of online health searching for tickborne disease risks. Geographically, the results revealed that the states with the highest relative search volumes for tick-related terms were predominantly located in the Eastern region. Periodically, terms can be found to have higher search records during summer. In addition, the results showed that terms related to outdoor activities, such as \"corn maze,\" \"hunting,\" \"u-pick,\" and \"park,\" have moderate associations with tick-related terms. This study provided recommendations for effective communication strategies to encourage the public\'s adoption of health-promoting behaviors. Displaying warnings in the online search results of individuals who are at high risk for tick exposure or collaborating with outdoor activity locations to disseminate physical preventive messages may help mitigate the risks associated with tickborne diseases.