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Author Guidelines

Due to the high volume of submissions, we adhere to specific regulations regarding the length, level, and format of submissions. To avoid delays and potential rejections, authors are encouraged to follow our submission format.

Article Types
  • Research Article: 5500–6000 words (excluding intro, methods, results, and discussion)
  • Review Articles: 4000–4500 words; abstract ≤ 250 words; max 100 references
  • Case Reports: 2000–2500 words
  • Editorials: 1000–1500 words
  • Letter to the Editor: max 500 words
  • Clinical Image: 300–500 words
Proofs

Before submitting your manuscript, please read the following guidelines to ensure your submission is in the correct format. Failure to comply may result in delays or rejection.

Manuscript Structure
  • Cover Letter
  • Abstract
  • Introduction
  • Materials and Methods
  • Results
  • Discussion
  • Conclusions
  • Acknowledgements
  • References
Cover Letter
  • Article title
  • Authors
  • Affiliations
  • Corresponding author’s contact information
Main Body Content
  • Editable Microsoft Word format
  • Figures, tables, and media submitted separately
  • Formatting:
    • Title: Times New Roman, 15 pt, Bold, Centered
    • Authors: Times New Roman, 11 pt, Bold, Left-aligned
    • Affiliations: Times New Roman, 10 pt, Normal, Justified
    • Corresponding Author: Times New Roman, 10 pt, Justified
    • Headings: Times New Roman, 11 pt, Bold
    • Subheadings: Times New Roman, 10 pt, Bold
    • Spacing: 1.5 line spacing; no paragraph indentations
Manuscript Title

Brief, precise, and without acronyms or punctuation. Should reflect the content of the manuscript.

Authors and Affiliations

Example:
Samual JP1* and Andrwes RS2
1Department of Oncology, Janoahia Medical Center, Nevada, USA.
2Department of Neuro-Oncology, Janoahia Medical Center, Nevada, USA.
Corresponding Author:
Samual JP, Tel: 715-852-7852; Fax: 628-789-7368; Email: samuel@Janoahia.edu

Abstract

Max 300 words, summarize the article without citations.

Keywords

4–6 accurate keywords.

Abbreviations

List all used abbreviations, separated by semicolons.

Materials and Methods

Clearly describe methods for reproducibility.

Results and Discussion

Present results with supporting figures/tables and interpret findings.

Proofs

Proofs will be sent to the corresponding author with a 24-hour window for corrections.

References

Vancouver style. Example:

  • Wilfond BS, et al. Clin Pediatr. 1994; 33: 2–7.
  • Sokol RJ, et al. Am J Clin Nutr. 1989; 50: 1064–71.
Figures

JPEG, 600x1200 px, high resolution, one figure per page with a caption.

Tables

Microsoft Word, one page each, no images, no color/shading.

Acknowledgements

List non-author contributors, with prior permission.

Copyrights

Content is copyrighted. Reproduction requires written permission from the publisher.

Reviewer Guidelines

  • Scope and Suitability: Reviewers must assess whether the content fits their expertise.
  • Plagiarism and Originality: Verify originality and relevance to journal scope.
  • Timeliness: Complete reviews within assigned timelines; inform editors of delays.
  • Confidentiality: Keep all content confidential.
  • Constructive Feedback:
    • Clear, objective, structured comments
    • Balance strengths and weaknesses
    • Avoid biased or offensive remarks
  • Conflict of Interest: Disclose any potential conflicts before reviewing.

Editor Guidelines

1. General Responsibilities
  • Oversee peer-review and ensure ethical standards
  • Ensure confidentiality and fairness in decisions
  • Avoid conflicts of interest and maintain professionalism
2. Role of the Editor-in-Chief
  • Lead the editorial board and enforce standards
  • Guide journal policy and oversee peer review
  • Make final publication decisions
3. Editorial Board Members
  • Accept assignments based on expertise
  • Ensure unbiased manuscript evaluation
  • Communicate decisions and feedback clearly
4. Managing the Peer-Review Process
  • Select qualified reviewers
  • Set and monitor review expectations
  • Intervene in case of delays or quality issues
5. Special Issues and Strategy
  • Evaluate and propose topics
  • Collaborate on journal direction
6. Compliance and Conduct
  • Follow editorial office policies
  • Promote ethical, transparent practices

Withdrawal Policy

1. Timeline and Charges
  • Within 7 Days: Free
  • After 7 Days or During Review: 50% of APC
  • After Publication: No withdrawal, no refund
2. Ethical Guidelines
  • Ensure authorship and manuscript approval prior to submission
  • No simultaneous submissions
  • Do not withdraw for other journal acceptance
3. Unethical Withdrawal
  • Late withdrawals without valid reason are unethical
  • Non-responsiveness may be reported
4. Procedure
  • Submit signed withdrawal form with reason
  • Approval needed from Editorial Office
  • No fee if over 3 months under review
5. Summary Table
Withdrawal Stage Fee Applicable
Within 7 days of submission No charge
After 7 days, during/post review, pre-publication 50% of APC
After online publication No refund; not permitted

Withdrawals will be processed after fees are paid. A confirmation will be issued by the Editorial Office.