Figure 5
The table presents the articles that have obtained the highest number of global citations, indicating their significant influence in the research domain. The values for each document from top to bottom as follows: “Cruz T M, 2014, Soc Sci Med” has the highest count at “237”; “Glinos I A, 2010, Health Place” follows with “184”; “Karan A, 2017, Soc Sci Med” has “174”; three documents—“Canedo J R, 2018, J Racial Ethn Health Disparities”, “Willen S S, 2012, Soc Sci Med”, and “Henshawsk, 2003, Perspect Sex Reprod Health”—share a value of “142”, “Jones RK, 2013, Women Health Issues with 125 citations”, Criel B, 2003, Soc Sci Med with 122 citations” and “Ahmed SM, 2001, Health Soc Care Community with 111 citations”. The circles are shaded in varying shades, with higher citation counts appearing in darker shades.Most cited global documents. Source(s): Authors’ compilation using Biblioshiny