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The Influence of Popular Media on Public Interest in Red-Light Therapy: Longitudinal Trend Analysis
JMIR Dermatol 2025;8:e69796
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Categorical variables were assessed using a 1-sided chi-square test or Fisher exact test and continuous variables using a 2-sided t test. Missing values were imputed using the random forest missing data algorithm (impute.rfsrc function in R package random Forest SRC) [23].
Three modeling strategies were used to identify potential predictors of NGS-based testing with 2 sets of outcomes for ever versus never NGS-tested (model 1) and early versus late NGS-tested (model 2).
JMIR Cancer 2025;11:e64399
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