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Vaccine, vaccination trended most on social media in 2021: Report

By IANS | Updated: January 2, 2022 16:10 IST

Moscow, Jan 2 Vaccine and vaccination have topped the list of the most popular words used on social ...

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Moscow, Jan 2 Vaccine and vaccination have topped the list of the most popular words used on social media this year, media reports said.

According to the Medialogia information and analytical system, vaccine or vaccination were used 63.72 million times in 2021, TASS news agency reported.

Medialogia is an independent Russian media and social media research company, specialising in real-time media analysis.

This was followed by bitcoin or cryptocurrency with 19.59 million references, while the word pandemic was ranked third, having been used 19.58 million times.

The top 10 list also includes the words dose (used 17.14 million times), immunity (13.58 million), Sputnik (13.55 million), QR code (12.05 million), quarantine (11.07 million), migrant (9.44 million), and Olympics (6.14 million), the report said.

According to Medialogia, the rating was based on the number of messages on social media. Experts pored over messages on Twitter, VKontakte, Odnoklassniki, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Telegram and TikTok as well as on Russian-language forums and blogs.

The survey was conducted from January 1 to December 23, 2021, the report said.

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