Aims and Scope

Current Research in Health Sciences (ISSN: 2584-1084) is an international, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to publishing high-quality research, reviews, clinical studies, and emerging developments across health sciences and related interdisciplinary fields. The journal aims to promote evidence-based knowledge and support advances in healthcare, disease prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and public health.

Scope

The scope of the journal includes, but is not limited to:

Public Health – Research on population health, disease prevention, health promotion, and public health policies.

Epidemiology – Studies of disease patterns, risk factors, outbreaks, and population health outcomes.

Clinical Medicine – Research on disease diagnosis, treatment, clinical management, and patient care.

Internal Medicine – Studies on the prevention, diagnosis, and management of adult diseases.

Medical Sciences – Fundamental and applied research contributing to advances in medicine and healthcare.

Nursing and Midwifery – Research on nursing practice, patient care, maternal health, and midwifery.

Pharmacy and Pharmacology – Studies of medicines, drug actions, pharmaceutical sciences, and medication safety.

Biomedical Sciences – Research on biological processes, biomarkers, cellular mechanisms, and human health.

Medical Microbiology – Studies of microorganisms, infectious diseases, antimicrobial resistance, and microbial diagnostics.

Immunology – Research on immune responses, immunological disorders, vaccines, and immunotherapies.

Genetics and Genomics – Studies of genetic variation, hereditary diseases, genomics, and genetic diagnostics.

Molecular Medicine – Research on molecular mechanisms of diseases and targeted therapeutic approaches.

Nutrition and Dietetics – Research on nutrition, dietary patterns, nutritional disorders, and health outcomes.

Environmental Health – Studies on pollution, environmental exposures, climate change, and their effects on human health.

Occupational Health – Research on workplace hazards, occupational diseases, worker safety, and wellbeing.

Mental Health – Studies on mental disorders, psychological wellbeing, behavioral health, and interventions.

Health Promotion – Research on healthy lifestyles, preventive strategies, and health improvement.

Health Education – Studies on health literacy, patient education, and healthcare education.

Healthcare Management – Research on healthcare administration, quality improvement, healthcare systems, and service delivery.

Health Economics – Studies on healthcare costs, resource allocation, health financing, and economic evaluation.

Digital Health – Research involving telemedicine, mobile health, digital healthcare, and emerging technologies.

Medical Informatics – Applications of information technology, data science, and artificial intelligence in healthcare.

Laboratory Medicine – Research on clinical diagnostics, laboratory testing, biomarkers, and disease assessment.

Pathology – Studies of disease mechanisms, pathological processes, and diagnostic pathology.

Pharmacotherapy – Research on drug treatment, therapeutic outcomes, medication use, and drug interactions.

Rehabilitation Sciences – Studies on rehabilitation, functional recovery, disability management, and quality of life.

Physiotherapy – Research on physical therapy, therapeutic exercise, rehabilitation, and functional health.

Geriatric Health – Research on ageing, elderly care, age-related diseases, and healthy ageing.

Maternal and Child Health – Studies on pregnancy, maternal health, neonatal care, child health, and development.

Global Health – Research addressing international health challenges, health inequalities, and global health interventions.

One Health – Interdisciplinary research connecting human, animal, and environmental health.

Healthcare Technology – Studies on medical devices, diagnostic technologies, healthcare innovations, and digital tools.

Health Policy – Research on healthcare policies, regulations, governance, and health-system development.

Community Health – Studies on community healthcare, health disparities, and population-based interventions.

Translational Health Research – Research translating scientific discoveries into clinical and public-health applications.

Emerging Health Sciences – Innovative and interdisciplinary research addressing emerging health challenges and developments.