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Iterative tree map of most referenced articles

This chart shows the most referenced articles extracted from the documents where the seached relations come from (max 100 at once). .The articles are grouped by referenced author, but if you make click in each author you can view the most relevant referenced PMIDs. Again, by clicking on each PMID you can see the publication on PubMed. Atention not all processed references contained a valid PMID, therefore some authors could be underestimated.

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Relevant information about the social information.

Our platform provides relevant and up-to-date social information related to your search query. All tweets displayed on the platform are public and collected directly from Twitter. For optimal performance, we display tweets from the last 30 days only. If some tweets are no longer visible, it may be because they have been deleted by the author or belong to an account that has been deleted by Twitter.

Social information presented are exclusively related to the node form searched term(s). For example, if you search for "autism" in the context of "gluten," our platform will display tweets related to autism within the context of gluten. If no search query is entered, we will display the most important data of the last month, sorted by relevance based on retweets and favorites.

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