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Type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2 DM) and obesity have a compounding effect on health disparities in rural communities in Kentucky. T2 DM is a persistent public health condition affecting 34.1 million US adults [1]. Moreover, geographic disparities exist with some population segments, such as rural-dwelling Americans who experience greater vulnerability to this condition. The prevalence of T2 DM in Kentucky’s rural counties has reached 23%, compared to the overall state prevalence of 13.8% [2].
JMIR Res Protoc 2025;14:e69301
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Overall, in the United States, 80% of rural residents are non-Hispanic White [7], whereas the overall US population is 60% non-Hispanic White [1]. However, southern states have much larger populations of rural residents of color [8]. Of the 17 states that comprise the Southern United States, 13 have >20% rural populations of color; 3 states (South Carolina, Mississippi, and Texas) have rural populations comprising >40% people of color [8].
JMIR Res Protoc 2025;14:e69540
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Falls Prevention Among Older Adults in Rural Communities: Protocol for a Scoping Review
Although 2 literature reviews exist on falls, they focus primarily on rural older adults in the Australian context. For example, Boehm and colleagues [13] completed a literature review focusing on falls epidemiology in rural Australia. Similarly, Peters and colleagues [14] focused on the rural Australian context and examined paramedicine practices in supporting rural falls management. However, no existing literature reviews focus on the viewpoints of rural older adults.
JMIR Res Protoc 2025;14:e63716
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Research indicates that distance learning delivery of the National DPP in rural areas by Extension agents is feasible and effective in achieving the program goals [18]. However, less is known about multilevel contextual barriers and facilitators of digital delivery of the National DPP in rural living adults.
JMIR Form Res 2025;9:e70406
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In this study, we used the Australian Department of Health and Aged Care’s definition of rural and the modified Monash (MM) model, which classifies metropolitan, regional, rural, and remote areas into 7 categories with rural areas defined as those including all categories (MM2-7), except the category “metropolitan areas” (MM1) [37]. This study covered areas of regional centers (MM2), large rural towns (MM3), medium rural towns (MM4), and small rural towns (MM5).
J Med Internet Res 2025;27:e64734
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Moreover, internet-based clinical support initiatives between novice and expert professionals are being implemented in both urban [23-25] and rural [26,27] settings specifically to address challenges related to the shortage of qualified health care workers.
Despite the increasing adoption of teleconsultation, its use in nursing practice remains largely unexplored [28-31], even though its potential to transform care, including in long-term care centers, is well recognized [32,33].
JMIR Aging 2025;8:e71950
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This is a challenge for a country with a population of 40 million living within 10 million km2 and where 18% live in rural or highly remote locations [1]. The combined population of Yukon, Northwest Territories (NWT), and Nunavut is only 128,959 (0.32% of the population), living within 3.92 million km2, and many of these citizens live in isolated communities with unique health needs and social issues [2].
J Med Internet Res 2025;27:e46113
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Usability Testing of a Bystander Bullying Intervention for Rural Middle Schools: Mixed Methods Study
Students attending school in rural communities are at high risk of experiencing both school bullying and cyberbullying [7-9]. According to US national statistics, the highest rates of bullying among rural youth in the past decade were reported in 2019, with 27.7% or rural students reporting being bullied compared to 22.4% of students in urban areas [10].
JMIR Hum Factors 2025;12:e67962
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Female adolescents, particularly those in rural areas, are at higher risk for anxiety and body dissatisfaction, with a significantly higher anxiety prevalence than males [11]. For instance, 14.1% (424/3008) of Saudi females are at risk for generalized anxiety disorder, compared to 11.4% (342/3007) of males [11].
Rural female adolescents face additional barriers.
JMIR Form Res 2025;9:e68840
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Furthermore, the impacts of internet use among adolescents may vary between rural and urban areas. Traditionally, rural adolescents have limited access to internet devices and engage in fewer online activities than their urban counterparts [24]. With the increasing penetration rates of the internet in recent years, the urban-rural gap has narrowed, with adolescents in rural areas experiencing a faster increase in screen time [25].
J Med Internet Res 2025;27:e63799
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