Correction: Vaping, Acculturation, and Social Media Use Among Mexican American College Students: Protocol for a Mixed Methods Web-Based Cohort Study

Bara S. Bataineh; C Nathan Marti; Dhiraj Murthy; David J. Badillo; Sherman Chow; Alexandra Loukas; Anna V Wilkinson

doi:10.2196/95651

April 2, 2026JMIR Research ProtocolsOpen Access

Correction: Vaping, Acculturation, and Social Media Use Among Mexican American College Students: Protocol for a Mixed Methods Web-Based Cohort Study

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To investigate the relationship between vaping, acculturation, and social media use among Mexican American college students.
Conduct a web-based cohort study
Utilize mixed methods for data collection and analysis
Target Mexican American college students for participation
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Correction outlines a mixed methods approach to examine vaping and social media use among college students, implying new understanding of cultural influences.

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