Combat Alzheimer's Disease

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Combat Alzheimer's Disease

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Last edited Feb 1, 2017

Created on Jan 23, 2017

This interactive visualization explores Alzheimer's Disease research literature, guiding viewers through trends, journals, and impactful papers. Using D3.js and Plotly, it presents a multi-section narrative interface—Intro, Trends, Journals, Papers, Recent, and Advice—each offering a distinct analytical view. The Trends section shows a bar chart comparing clinical and non-clinical publication growth since 1997, highlighting the stagnation of clinical research despite overall growth. Journals section maps impact factor against citations per paper for top journals, revealing a clear correlation. Papers and Recent sections rank publications by citations, and the final Advice section synthesizes insights for graduate students navigating the literature. Data is sourced from PubMed, with interactive elements allowing users to click labels and hover over charts for deeper exploration.

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