Search volume index |
|
Region | Ranking |
Italy | 1 |
Canada | 0.755 |
Serbia | 0.58 |
Croatia | 0.35 |
Norway | 0.275 |
Denmark | 0.245 |
Netherlands | 0.205 |
Ireland | 0.19 |
Finland | 0.155 |
Sweden | 0.135 |
City | Ranking |
Cagliari (Italy) |
1 |
Bologna (Italy) |
0.695 |
Padova (Italy) | 0.6 |
Florence (Italy) |
0.57 |
Bari (Italy) | 0.535 |
Torino (Italy) | 0.53 |
Winnipeg (Canada) |
0.485 |
Calgary (Canada) |
0.44 |
Ottawa (Canada) |
0.415 |
Rome (Italy) | 0.395 |
Language | Ranking |
Italian | 1 |
Serbian | 0.795 |
Croatian | 0.375 |
Danish | 0.27 |
Dutch | 0.18 |
Greek | 0.165 |
English | 0.16 |
Finnish | 0.15 |
Polish | 0.12 |
Swedish | 0.12 |
“After yesterday’s rants I suggest we let the data above speak for itself.”
“It is clear that CCSVI is gradually fading; except in Italy which has surpassed Canada in the rankings, with 7 out of 10 cities in the top 10 being Italian. I am sure the Canadian neurologist must be relieved.”
“I am relieved to note that the UK remains off the top 10 list and English language searches has slipped down to 7th. It appears as if CCSVI is becoming a predominantly non-English phenomenon.”
“Can I remind you that CCSVI, as a social phenomenon, can be classed in the anti-science league, i.e. adopted against the predominant scientific opinion of the time, for which 4 main social drivers have been identified:
- The ‘dissident scientists’ who lends credibility to CCSVI.
- The ‘cultropreneurs’ who peddle quack therapies for CCSVI.
- The ‘living icons’ and ‘miraculous responders’ who have been treated for CCSVI.
- The ‘praise-singers’, ‘journalists’ and ‘politicians’ who promote CCSVI.”