Can fostering emotion regulation in adolescents be a better approach than bans for managing social media use? ➡️ mental.jmir.org/2024/1/e6462… #AdolescentMentalHealth #EmotionRegulation #DigitalWellbeing

Help shape the future of evidence synthesis in health tech! JMIR is recruiting Associate Editors & Advisors for our new journal: JMIR Reviews in Digital Health, a dedicated journal for rigorous reviews, digital therapeutics, and responsible AI-assisted synthesis. 👉 Apply to become an Associate Editor or Advisor: landingpage.jmirpublications… #DigitalHealth #EvidenceSynthesis #SystematicReviews #HealthInformatics #AIinHealth #OpenScience #JMIR

Let’s be honest: an app download doesn’t equal a health outcome. Submit your next paper to our new JMIR mHealth and uHealth theme issue: "Advancing Meaningful Engagement With mHealth Interventions." We're looking for research that moves beyond basic usage analytics to explore what actually drives user interaction. 🗓️ Deadline: March 31, 2027 Working in this field? Learn more here: mhealth.jmir.org/announcemen… #mHealth #DigitalHealth #HealthTech #CallForPapers #MedTech #JMIR

🎙️ NEW PANELIST ALERT! Rachel Van Stratton-Kirk of @dexcom joins our JMIR News & Perspectives webinar panel! With 15+ years in MedTech and digital health, she brings a patient-centered take on turning wearable data into meaningful insights. She joins others to explore what wearables can really tell us, how much we can trust the data, and what comes next for wearable health tech. 📅 October 22 at 10 AM ET Save your spot: landingpage.jmirpublications… #JMIR #DigitalHealth #Wearables #MedTech #HealthTech

This week, the JMIR team showed up in pink and came together for our Breast Cancer Awareness Month social. 💗 JMIR is donating to the Canadian Cancer Society’s breast cancer fund for every staff member who joined us. Plus, JMIR Cancer is currently calling for papers on breast cancer, including digital health, AI, survivorship + patient-centered care: cancer.jmir.org/announcement… #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth #BreastCancer #JMIR

What if healthcare could do more than predict the future? Bertalan Mesko, guest editor of the Journal of Medical Internet Research theme issue “The Emergence of Medical Futures Studies,” shares why it’s time to think differently about what comes next. Read the interview: blog.jmir.org/beyond-predict… #JMIR #DigitalHealth #FutureOfMedicine #HealthcareInnovation #MedicalAI

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month 💗 Breast cancer care doesn’t stop when the appointment ends. A new JMIR Cancer study from researchers at North York General Hospital + the @UofT explores what patients need across diagnosis, treatment + survivorship—and how digital tools could help. Read the study → cancer.jmir.org/2026/1/e8797… #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth #BreastCancer #JMIR

Breast cancer care is changing. 🎗️ From AI and digital health to patient experiences, we’re spotlighting the research shaping breast cancer care this October. Have research to share? Submit to our new JMIR Cancer Call for Papers on Breast Cancer: cancer.jmir.org/announcement… #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth #DigitalHealth

What if your clothes could monitor your health, help heal wounds, or even deliver medication? 👕 JMIR Correspondent Virginia Gewin explores how smart textiles could weave health interventions into everyday wear. Read more: jmir.org/2026/1/e112911 #SmartTextiles #Wearables #DigitalHealth

Webinar Alert! AI is moving fast. Is mental health research keeping up? Join SODP + JMIR Mental Health for “Does It Work, Does It Translate, and Does It Help or Harm?” Dr. Max Birk, Associate Professor at Eindhoven University of Technology, joins Dr. John Torous to explore how we should evaluate AI in digital mental health from efficacy to translation, safety & unintended harms. 📅 Oct 27 | 12 PM ET Register here: landingpage.jmirpublications… #DigitalMentalHealth #AI #MentalHealth #HealthResearch #DigitalHealth #JMIR

🎙️ NEW: JMIR News & Perspectives LIVE Webinar Your wearable collects more health data than ever. But how reliable is it and what can it actually tell you? Join Blythe Karow, Kenneth Civello & Allison Komiyama for: The Quantified Self Revisited: What Can Wearable Data Really Tell Us? They’ll discuss the growing gap between wearable data and meaningful interpretation, and what happens as wearables move further into medical device territory. 📅 October 22 at 10 AM ET Register here: landingpage.jmirpublications… #JMIR #QuantifiedSelf #Wearables #DigitalHealth #HealthTech

A medical simulation can look great on paper… and still have problems you didn’t see coming. So how do you find these problems before learners step in? A new JMIR Medical Education tutorial breaks down a usability testing approach for telemedicine simulation. Read the tutorial: mededu.jmir.org/2026/1/e1026… #MedEd #DigitalHealth #JMIR

A quick chat and a big vision for JMIR Cardio We sat down with JMIR Cardio EIC Sebastian Spethmann from @ChariteBerlin to talk about what’s ahead for the journal and digital cardiovascular medicine. Plus, a new CFP is now open: Generative & Multimodal AI in Digital Cardiovascular Medicine We’re looking for research on AI in diagnosis, multimodal data, real-world implementation, patient-centered care, equity, and responsible AI. Working on research in this space? Explore the CFP: cardio.jmir.org/announcement… #JMIR #DigitalHealth #Cardiology #HealthcareAI

🚨 Webinar Happening Tomorrow What does it take to think like an industry scientist? Jennifer Huberty, PhD joins the Society of Digital Psychiatry + JMIR Mental Health to break down how to turn evidence into smarter strategy, credible claims & real-world impact. Sept 30 | 2 PM ET Last call 👇 landingpage.jmirpublications… #DigitalHealth #DigitalPsychiatry #JMIR

What happens when you put CPR training inside Minecraft? 850 students. 23 teachers. 11 regions. Researchers turned basic life support training into a virtual building challenge. But did it actually work? Read the study: games.jmir.org/2026/1/e93141… #MinecraftEducation #CPRTraining #Gamification #DigitalHealth #JMIR

Medical informatics is moving fast and the research we publish should move with it. JMIR Medical Informatics has updated its Focus & Scope, with a stronger emphasis on real-world impact, clinical applicability, workflow integration, external validation, and translational research. Read what’s changed: medinform.jmir.org/2026/1/e1… #MedInfo #DigitalHealth #JMIR