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A value of is the peak popularity for the term. A value of means that the term is half as popular. A score of means there was not enough data for this term.” For more on how Google calculates Trends, see here: FAQ about Google Trends. I have included a table of my own analysis of the numerical data, looking for highs, lows, and averages both “pre-COVID” and “post-COVID.” In some analyses below, we look at “Topics” which looks across several ways people could be searching to gauge searchers interest level at a point in time.


In others, we look at “Search terms” which is used when it makes sense Bolivia Phone Number List to compare to similar search terms that would otherwise fall under the same topic (such as “drug rehab” & “alcohol rehab,” as they both fall under the topic of “addiction treatment”). Medical Specialities: Cardiology, Neurology, Urology, Gynecology, Oncology Summary of findings for medical speciality search trends: By October , searches were either at or right below pre-COVID levels, and saw a similar peak in January Cardiology, neurology, urology, and gynecology all follow the same pattern:





initially, searches for these specialties dipped in March , but people were still searching for these terms, even in the earliest days of the shutdowns. The lowest point of searches for these topics was around mid-April, which is  that this stay-at-home life was going to become our new normal for much longer than we originally thought. Since April , searches have been on the rise, with dips during the holiday weeks of July , Labor Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. Oncology saw a lower level of variation throughout the year.