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This issue of the Journal of Medicine, Humanity and Media (Vol. 4, No. 3) brings together an editorial by Professor Jiang Shaohai, a conference review of the 9th MHM International Symposium, exclusive interviews with leading scholars, along with original research papers addressing emerging topics in tobacco governance, media and body health, e-cigarette regulation, mental health narratives, and AI-enabled elderly care.
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