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Health & New Media Research (HNMR) encourages open scientific inquiry by promoting data sharing to enhance research reproducibility and transparency. We support data sharing whenever possible, except in cases where ethical, privacy, or confidentiality concerns apply.

Authors must include a Data Availability Statement (DAS) in their manuscript, specifying:

The location of the data supporting their findings.
The conditions under which the data can be accessed.
Whether the data is stored in a public repository with a Digital Object Identifier (DOI).

We strongly encourage authors to deposit their research data in a publicly accessible repository that ensures long-term preservation and free public access. Ideally, such repositories should provide a stable environment and the capability to assign a DOI to the dataset.

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