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May 6, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Supplementary Files for: Public interest in gestrinone in Brazil: infodemiology, media, and regulation, 2020–2025

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FTFrank Leonardo TorresVFVitor Luis FagundesCBCarolina Bubna

Key Points

  • To examine public interest in gestrinone through infodemiology, media impact, and regulatory context in Brazil from 2020 to 2025.
  • Reviewed Google Trends data on gestrinone incidence and related terms.
  • Conducted statistical analysis comparing annual averages and distributions.
  • Performed a database query on ProQuest for related terms.
  • Identified significant trends in media interest regarding gestrinone.
  • Documented correlations between Google Trends data and incidence rates.
  • Summarized country-level search frequencies and seasonal patterns.

Abstract

This record contains the supplementary materials for the manuscript “Public interest in gestrinone in Brazil: infodemiology, media, and regulation, 2020–2025”. The file includes:1. Continental incidence of gestrinone in various native languages (Google Trends, 2020–2025).2. Graphical analysis comparing “gestrinona” with 25 main related terms (Google Trends, 2020–2025).3. Statistical analysis of annual averages and distributions between gestrinone and 25 main related terms.4. Graphical analysis of the 17 main ProQuest-related terms and post-event increases.5. ProQuest search string.6. Country-level Google Trends frequency tables and related-term summaries.7. Comparative Google Trends survey on gestrinone and the 25 principal related terms.8. Granger p-value descriptions and optimal lag choices for causality testing.9. ProQuest database query on gestrinone-related terms.10. Supplementary references. Google Trends data are publicly accessible at https://trends.google.com.Raw ProQuest records are not fully shared because of database licensing restrictions; however, the search strategy, classifications, and aggregated outputs are documented in the supplementary material.

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Torres et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69faa28f04f884e66b5332f5https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20029992
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