Increase in searches for erectile dysfunction during winter: seasonal variation evidence from Google Trends in the United States

Overview of attention for article published in International Journal of Impotence Research, February 2021

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RT @JonathanKatz77: Seasonal variation was just as large as for kidney stones and that made it into a whole section in Campbell's! @campbel…

Seasonal variation was just as large as for kidney stones and that made it into a whole section in Campbell's! @campbellsurology Pearle, Margaret., Et al. "Urinary lithiasis: etiology, epidemiology, and pathogenesis." Campbell-walsh urology. 12th edition.

Evidence from Google Trends in the United States shows #erectiledysfunction has seasonal variation. @ranjithramamd, @GarijoMora,@lesdeane, @JonathanKatz77 https://t.co/3TiCY6obDh

RT @yoursexmedjour: #GoogleTrends internet search data across a ten-year period in the United States suggested a seasonal variation in #ere…

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