Bibliometric Analysis of HIV and Exercise Literature Based on Scientific Studies from 1990-2020

Köse, Elif; Seyman, Derya; Yıldırım, Figen; Lapa, Tennur Yerlisu; Kaas, Evren Tercan

doi:10.18502/ijph.v50i12.7923

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“…According to the analysis results, the most productive country in the research area was the USA with 335 publications. This is not considered a surprising result since the USA has the highest number of scientific research institutes and large amounts of scientific research funds in the world, [60] and authors from the USA are seen to rank first in various scientific studies. [38,40] Following the USA, the most contributing countries to the field were found out to be UK and Italy.…”

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“…115 Heliyon 0 Tison et al [59] 2020 Worldwide effect of COVID-19 on physical activity: a descriptive study. 109 Annals of internal medicine 0 Meyer et al [60] 2020 Changes in physical activity and sedentary behavior in response to COVID-19 and their associations with mental health in 3052 US adults. ECLB-COVID-19 International Online Survey" (n 585) by Ammar et al (2020) was cited 896 times.…”

Section: J Sport Health Scimentioning

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Global trends and future prospects of COVID-19 and physical activity: Bibliometric analysis

Toktaş,

Köse,

Lapa

et al. 2023

Medicine

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Background: Containment measures implemented during the COVID-19 pandemic have led to drastic changes in daily life and effects on health behaviors such as decrease in physical activity (PA) levels. This study aims to present a general framework to researchers on COVID-19 and PA research in relation with changes in studies within years, current trend topics, gaps in the research field and possible future trends. Methods: A total of 1819 articles indexed in the WoS core collection database were analyzed according to publication year, citation, country and institution collaborations, coword, co-citation networks, concept–topic trends and topic clusters using bibliometric analysis. Results: The most productive country was the USA(n = 335), and the most productive institution was University of London in UK (n = 38). The most cited publication was the study by Ammar et al, (2020) (n = 188). In 2020, the most popular topics were PA and health meanwhile in 2021 behavior, lifestyle, social media and in 2022 habits, long COVID, sleep quality topics were in the foreground. Studies in 2023 focus on how COVID-19 affects PA habits and the associations between COVID-19-based anxiety and sleep patterns. These studies focused especially on effects of sport participation on life quality, diet, depression, mental health on young athletes, children, adolescent persons, older adult groups. Conclusions: An important gap in the study area is research on effect of changing lifestyle due to pandemic on individuals and the society during the Post COVID-19 period. If benefits of PA will not be limited to only physical benefits and psychological emotional, cognitive and social benefits are also taken into consideration, it is important that researchers conduct long-term and widescale observations.

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Section: J Sport Health Scimentioning

confidence: 99%

Global trends and future prospects of COVID-19 and physical activity: Bibliometric analysis

Toktaş,

Köse,

Lapa

et al. 2023

Medicine

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“…This study sought to give a bibliometric perspective of literature on haemophilia between the years 1970 -2021. To accomplish this, we used the well-known WOS database, which has been used in previously published bibliometric studies Alkan-Çeviker et al, 2021;Köse et al, 2021;Öntürk et al, 2021;Mızrakçı, 2022;Özlü, 2022;Yıldız, 2022).…”

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Global Trends in Hemophilia Research

ÖZLÜ¹,

Ceylan

2022

Black Sea Journal of Health Science

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The hemophilias are the most common X-linked inherited bleeding disorders, and if not managed properly, they can lead to chronic disease and lifelong disabilities. The hemophilias remains a hot topic in the field of hematology. This bibliometric study aimed to investigate the current status of publications on haemophilia. The goal of this study was to retrieve data from journals that were indexed in the Web of Science (WoS; Thomson Reuters, New York, NY, USA) database. Keywords related to "Hemophilia" were used. The time span was set from 1970 to 2021. Data pertaining to growth of publications, the most active countries and institutions, the most cited journals, and mapping of publications and keywords were analyzed. Retrieved data were analyzed to present various bibliometric indicators while maps were visualized using the VOS viewer technique. The Hirsch (H) index and the impact factor (IF) of the publishing journal were used as indicators of impact of publications. A total of 7.736 articles were retrieved with an average of 22.06 and total of 170.624 citations. H index was found as 149. Study searches the publications in the period between 1970 and 2020 first article was in the year 1970. The leading country on journal number is the United States of America (USA) with (n=2474; 31.98%), followed by England (11.69%), Germany (9.76%), Italy (8.59%), Canada (6.81%), France (6.67%). Most of the retrieved articles were from research areas of Hematology (n=4706; 60.83%), Cardiovascular System/Cardiology (11.46%), General Internal Medicine (10.12%), Pediatrics (4.52%), Genetics Heredity (n4.25%). The number of publications from the development countries should be increased and research on hemophilia should be supported. The landscape of this illness is changing continuously, and bibliometric studies like the one presented are a useful tool for highlighting developments inside this field.

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“…CiteSpace analyzes and displays trends and patterns in the literature (Chen 2004). CiteSpace has been utilized extensively for research in domains connected to HIV (Köse et al 2021;Ye et al 2019), but there is a lack of specialized literature analysis in the area of immune activation. Using CiteSpace, our study aims to analyze existing research on immune activation in HIV infection and visualize the results to deeply understand its status, areas of attention, and challenges.…”

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Development Trends of Immune Activation during HIV Infection in Recent Three Decades: A Bibliometric Analysis based on CiteSpace

Gong

Lai

2023

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This study aimed to evaluate and pinpoint the status, hot areas, and frontiers of immune activation during HIV infection utilizing CiteSpace. From 1990 to 2022, we searched for studies on immune activation during HIV infection in the Web of Science Core Collection. CiteSpace was used to visually analyze the publications to identify the research status and pertinent research hotspots and frontiers in terms of the countries, institutions, authors, references, journals, and keywords. The Web of Science Core Collection yielded 5321 articles on immune activation during HIV infection. With 2854 and 364 articles, the United States and the University of California, San Francisco were the leading nation and institution in this domain. Steven G. Deeks has published 95 papers and is the most published author. The top cited articles on microbial translocation as a significant factor during HIV infection were published by Brenchley et al. Research on molecular/biology/genetics is often referenced in publications in the journals of molecular/biology/immunology. Inflammation, risk, mortality, cardiovascular disease, persistence, and biomarkers will be high-frequency words that are hot topics of research. According to the results, there was a strong collaboration between countries and organizations but little collaboration among authors. Molecular biology, immunology, and medicine are the main study subjects. The current hot topics in research are inflammation, risk, mortality, cardiovascular disease, persistence, and biomarkers. Future studies should concentrate on reducing the pathological changes caused by inflammation and altering the mechanisms of immune activation to reduce the size of the viral reservoir.

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Bibliometric Analysis of HIV and Exercise Literature Based on Scientific Studies from 1990-2020

Cited by 4 publications

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Global trends and future prospects of COVID-19 and physical activity: Bibliometric analysis

Global trends and future prospects of COVID-19 and physical activity: Bibliometric analysis

Global Trends in Hemophilia Research

Development Trends of Immune Activation during HIV Infection in Recent Three Decades: A Bibliometric Analysis based on CiteSpace

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