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In consideration of the Editorial Board of the Health and New Media Research reviewing, editing and publishing.

I/we hereby transfer, assign and otherwise convey to the Health and New Media Research Institute upon acceptance of the manuscript for publication by the Health and New Media Research reviewing all copyright. I/we have all rights except copyright. I/we can use part or all of the contents of the manuscript under written agreement of the Health and New Media Research Institute. In case that I/we use materials from the manuscript I/we will clarify the reference.

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