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  • Public Health Surveillance
  • Communicable Disease Epidemiology
  • Media Analysis in Health

Background:

  • Communicable diseases remain a significant global mortality cause, necessitating robust surveillance and control.
  • Timely, country-level data on communicable diseases like dengue fever is often delayed, hindering rapid response.
  • News media offers insights into public health messaging, expert findings, and public understanding of diseases.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To analyze dengue fever news articles in Asian countries, focusing on India during 2014.
  • To uncover underlying topics, track topic evolution, and analyze the life cycle of dengue news.
  • To correlate dengue news patterns with environmental factors and reported case data.

Main Methods:

  • Analysis of dengue news articles from Asian countries, with a specific focus on India in 2014.
  • Topic modeling to identify prevalent themes in news reports.
  • Construction of topic evolution graphs and correlation analysis with rainfall, reported cases, and Breteau Index.

Main Results:

  • Five primary topics emerged: prevention, reported cases, politics, comparative disease prevention, and emergency plans.
  • A strong correlation (0.92) was found between rainfall and reported dengue cases extracted from news articles.
  • The study successfully identified evolutionary dengue themes and patterns through media analysis.

Conclusions:

  • News media analysis provides a valuable tool for understanding public health communication and disease patterns.
  • The strong correlation between rainfall and dengue cases highlights the utility of environmental data in surveillance.
  • The proposed method effectively facilitates the discovery of evolving dengue themes and epidemiological patterns.