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The article "Mortality in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria published in New England Journal of Medicine by Prof. Caroline Buckee, Buckee lab members and colleagues ranked #1 as the "most popular article" in NEJM in 2018 and is #3 in popularity compared to articles in other medical journals!
Some studies suggest that tweeted journal articles can be up to 11 times more likely to be cited as compared to articles without a social media presence [12].
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That is, we identified approximately 5.5 and 5 times more articles describing health research evidence compared to articles describing policy priorities and policy dialogues, respectively.
Third, drug phenotype articles contained more gene information compared to drug disease articles: 1.9 genes per article vs. 0.5, respectively (Table 2), and, as explained above, curating gene information tends to be more time-consuming.
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Indeed, 142 articles were found in Pubmed library: [SW1353 OR HTB-94] compared to 39 articles for [JJ012] or 1 article for [CH3573]).
The study findings also show that although Nigerian newspapers pay more attention to HIV/AIDS activity feature articles than HIV/AIDS cognitive feature articles in terms of frequency in their coverage of HIV/AIDS issues, they pay insignificant attention to HIV/AIDS feature articles of activity orientation compared to feature articles of cognitive orientation.
In a written statement, Ward Bushee, executive vice president and editor of The Chronicle, said that an internal review done by the paper showed that, in the months preceding the election, the paper ran a greater number of news articles on sit/lie and homelessness compared to advocacy articles.
Second, drug phenotype articles had an overall greater density of curatable information compared to drug disease articles, with the former averaging 7.3 interactions per curated article vs. 3.5 in the latter (Table 2).
