Health & New Media Research

Author’s checklist

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Please make sure the following items are complete before submitting your manuscript:

Title Page:

Include the title, author(s)’ names, affiliations, and corresponding author’s email and postal address.
Include acknowledgments and declarations of conflicts of interest.

Anonymized Manuscript:

Include the title, abstract, keywords, main text, and references.
Remove any identity information, including declaration statements.
Ensure all figures and tables (with titles, descriptions, and footnotes) are included.
Ensure that all figure and table citations in the text match the files provided.
Data Availability Statement Requirement:
- The location of the data supporting your findings.
- The conditions under which the data can be accessed.
- Whether the data is available in a public repository that assigns a digital object identifier (DOI).

Graphical Abstracts / Highlights files (if applicable).

Supplemental files (if applicable).

Cover letter (if applicable):

You can submit a separate cover letter file or include the content directly in the e-submission system.

Additionally, consider the following:

Have you spell-checked and grammar-checked your manuscript?
Have you reviewed the journal's policies as detailed in their guide?
Ensure that all references mentioned in the Reference List are cited in the text, and vice versa.
If you've used copyrighted material from other sources, have you obtained the necessary permissions?
Acknowledgment of the Copyright Transfer Agreement, confirming that authors transfer full copyright of their work to the Health & New Media Research Institute upon acceptance.

Once you've confirmed all of these elements are in place, you can proceed with your manuscript submission.

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