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Biases in Race and Ethnicity Introduced by Filtering Electronic Health Records for “Complete Data”: Observational Clinical Data Analysis

Jose Miguel Acitores Cortina, Yasaman Fatapour, Kathleen LaRow Brown, Undina Gisladottir, Michael Zietz, Oliver John Bear Don't Walk IV, Danner Peter, Jacob S Berkowitz, Nadine A Friedrich, Sophia Kivelson, Aditi Kuchi, Hongyu Liu, Apoorva Srinivasan, Kevin K Tsang, Nicholas P Tatonetti

JMIR Med Inform 2025;13:e67591

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The Impact of the Burden of COVID-19 Regulatory Reporting in a Small Independent Hospital and a Large Network Hospital: Comparative Mixed Methods Study

Yalini Senathirajah, David R Kaufman, Kenrick Cato, Pia Daniel, Patricia Roblin, Andre Kushniruk, Elizabeth M Borycki, Emanuel Feld, Poli Debi

Online J Public Health Inform 2025;17:e63681

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Acceptability and Effectiveness of a Fully Web-Based Nutrition and Exercise Program for Individuals With Chronic Disease During COVID-19: Randomized Controlled Trial

Puneeta Tandon, Kathleen P Ismond, Graeme Purdy, Christofer Cruz, Evelyn Etruw, Kirsten Suderman, Ashley Hyde, Michael Stickland, John C Spence, Dale C Lien, Rahima Bhanji, Carla M Prado, Antonio Miguel-Cruz, Anil A Joy, Maryna Yaskina, Margaret L McNeely

J Med Internet Res 2025;27:e57537

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Using Deep Learning to Perform Automatic Quantitative Measurement of Masseter and Tongue Muscles in Persons With Dementia: Cross-Sectional Study

Mahdi Imani, Miguel G Borda, Sara Vogrin, Erik Meijering, Dag Aarsland, Gustavo Duque

JMIR Aging 2025;8:e63686

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Measuring Mental Health in 2 Brazilian University Centers: Protocol for a Cohort Survey

The study by Miguel et al [10] showed higher rates of common mental disorders when in comparison to the WHO study [3]. Our study protocol describes a proposal to systematically and longitudinally survey the mental health of a large population of university students in Brazil. Our plan was based on methodological decisions that balance quality, precision, scalability, cost, and the likelihood of participant engagement.

Talita Di Santi, Ariana Gomes Nascimento, Pedro Fukuti, Vinnie Marchisio, Gian Carlo Araujo do Amaral, Camille Figueiredo Peternella Vaz, Luiz David Finotti Carrijo, Lilian Cristie de Oliveira, Luiz Octávio da Costa, Elisângela Mancini Marion Konieczniak, Luana Aparecida Zuppi Garcia, Vanessa Cristina Cabrelon Jusevicius, Eduardo de Castro Humes, Paulo Rossi Menezes, Euripedes Miguel, Arthur Caye