Abstract
Identifying journal features is important and meaningful, but no journal uses Medline library to extract journal publication information or to report evidence-based journal characteristics using Social Network Analysis (SNA)...
Highlights
Comorbid is defined in medicine as existing simultaneously with and usually independently of another medical condition
We programmed Microsoft Excel VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) modules for extracting abstracts and their corresponding coauthor names as well as keywords on September 1, 2017 from the US National Library of Medicine National Institutes of Health (Medline), see Additional file 1. Those abstracts published by Ann Gen Psychiatry (AGP) and labeled with Journal Article were included
The strongest association is located on Greece and USA
Summary
Comorbid is defined in medicine as existing simultaneously with and usually independently of another medical condition. It is very hard to observe the association of two or more symptoms at one moment. An apocryphal story often told to illustrate the concept of co-occurrence is about beer and diaper sales. It usually goes along with both beer and diaper sales which were strongly correlated [3,4,5] in a market place. All possible pairs of our observed phenomena can be combined and analyzed using computer techniques. We have not seen any computer algorithms that help us selecting the most possible pairscooccurred with each other. Identifying journal features is important and meaningful, but no journal uses Medline library to extract journal publication information or to report evidence-based journal characteristics using Social Network Analysis (SNA)
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