Assessing Public Awareness of Pancreatic Cancer Through Global Google Trends Abstract Poster -Ailanie Mandia

This e-poster presents a research study investigating global trends in online search behavior related to pancreatic cancer using Google Trends data. The study explores changes in public interest over time and examines the potential use of search activity as an indicator of health literacy, disease awareness, and information-seeking behavior. By analyzing temporal patterns in pancreatic cancer-related searches, this research highlights how digital platforms may provide insight into public engagement with health information. The findings emphasize the importance of improving access to reliable cancer education and exploring methods for understanding public awareness of health conditions. The poster was created to share research findings and encourage further discussion on the relationship between online information seeking behavior and public health awareness.