About the Journal

JOURNAL SCOPE

Journal of Science and Disease (JSD) is a generalist and multidisciplinary journal, published by the Faculty of Medicine and Pharmaceutical Sciences of the University of Ebolowa (FMSP-UEb). Journal of Science and Diseases is a quarterly journal. It is addressed to all health actors in a multidisciplinary perspective (Internal Medicine
and Specialties, Surgery and Specialties, Gynecology-Obstetrics and Human Reproduction, Pediatrics, Odontostomatology, Nursing and Health Sciences, Morphological Sciences and Medical Imaging, Pharmaceutical Sciences and Practices, Public Health and Social Sciences, Biological Sciences).

Its purpose is to support research in the health sciences, to promote the sharing of knowledge between researchers and field workers, and to facilitate the exchange of
practices between professionals. It is a peer-reviewed, open access, paper and digital journal that publishes original articles, general reviews, educational articles, letters to the editor and others in French or English. Articles submitted must not have been previously published or submitted simultaneously to another journal.

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