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Modelling infodemics on a global scale: A 30 countries study using epidemiological and social listening data
Infodemics represent a significant threat to public health, arising from complex interactions between online and offline phenomena. The continuous feedback loops between digital information ecosystems and real-world contingencies make infodemics particularly challenging to define operationally, meas
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