Abstract
Detection and Genomic Characterization of Senecavirus A, Ohio, USA, 2015.
Highlights
Using a day as our unit of analysis (i.e., n = 60 in the analysis), we first assessed Pearson product-moment correlations between news coverage, social media mentions, and online search behavior and fit a time series model
Our results suggest that news coverage of public health authority announcements opens brief windows of information sharing, engagement, and searching that offer opportunities to address perceptions and provide preparation and vector control recommendations through education
Recent trends in online information-seeking about Zika virus has been sensitive to official announcements, suggesting the usefulness of pairing announcements with provision of information resources that can be found through search engines
Summary
Communication, media relations and infectious disease surveillance. We describe the detection and genomic characterization of SVA isolated from pigs with vesicular lesions in Ohio.
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