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¹Norwegian Centre for eHealth Research, UNN, Tromsø, Norway.

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Digital Health
Public Health
Information Science

Background:

Weekly patterns in sexual health information-seeking exist in some languages.
The prevalence of these patterns across major internet languages and the impact of public events remain unclear.

Purpose of the Study:

To investigate sexual health information-seeking patterns across ten major internet languages.
To analyze the influence of public events on sexual health information-seeking rates.

Main Methods:

Extracted Wikipedia HIV article hit data for 2015 across ten major internet languages.
Analyzed data for weekly patterns and correlations with public events.

Main Results:

Weekly patterns were confirmed in English, Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese, Russian, French, and German.
Weekly patterns were not observed in Mandarin Chinese, Arabic, and Malay.
Significant increases in HIV queries occurred during World AIDS Day and the Charlie Sheen announcement.

Conclusions:

Sexual health information-seeking exhibits language-dependent weekly patterns.
Public events demonstrably impact online health information-seeking behavior.
These patterns and event-driven spikes present opportunities for targeted public health campaigns.