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Tuesday, 11 August 2009
The Thyroid and its Diseases: Popular or Ignored? - Results
05:59 | Posted by
Louise Sopher
Click here to view a spreadsheet of all the results from the study:
http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=tk3YmCivYl7Jptcz7s-hdHg&single=true&gid=0&output=html
Below is a bar chart of the data types and numbers (as per 'method') recorded. Click on the thumbnail to view full size.
From the number of terms recorded, I worked out the points as follows:
I also did not search blogs in the end - see 'analysis' for more details on this as I did a quick search afterwards.
The results comparing US and UK points 12 and 13 should not be relied upon because I did not search specific US news sites as I did with the UK, e.g. the BBC.
Commentary on the study, along with many articles are coming soon!
http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=tk3YmCivYl7Jptcz7s-hdHg&single=true&gid=0&output=html
Below is a bar chart of the data types and numbers (as per 'method') recorded. Click on the thumbnail to view full size.
From the number of terms recorded, I worked out the points as follows:
15x10 = 150
4x11 = 44
5x12 = 60
2x12 = 24
7x13 = 91
2x2 = 4
1x4 = 4
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377*
*It is not important to add up the totals
I spent 1hour15mins approx researching.
*Note: I did not find any 'entire news section', worth 14 points, or 'news video entries', worth 14 points also. However I am aware that there are some US news videos available on YouTube which I have found previously and is referred to in the July article: 'Awareness in the UK VS the US: This Needs to be Changed.'I also did not search blogs in the end - see 'analysis' for more details on this as I did a quick search afterwards.
The results comparing US and UK points 12 and 13 should not be relied upon because I did not search specific US news sites as I did with the UK, e.g. the BBC.
Commentary on the study, along with many articles are coming soon!
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