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COVID-19 research progress: Bibliometrics and visualization analysis

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scientometrics and bibliometrics research Academic Publishing and Open Access Diverse Approaches in Healthcare and Education Studies

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The present study identified the important topics of research in the field of COVID-19 based on co-citation networks as well as the analysis of clusters of countries' collaborations. Despite the similarities in the production behavior in prolific countries, their thematic focus varies so that a country like China plays a role in "Quantitative Detection" cluster, while USA is the leading country in the "Biological Evaluation" cluster.

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