Editorship

Editors ensure that all manuscripts are evaluated fairly, objectively, and based on scientific merit, originality, and relevance to pharmaceutical sciences and translational research.

They maintain confidentiality, avoid conflicts of interest, and uphold editorial independence without influence from external or commercial pressures.

Ethics

The journal requires all participants in the publication process to follow strict ethical standards. Research must be original, accurately reported, and conducted responsibly.

Misconduct such as fabrication, falsification, or unethical experimentation is not tolerated and may lead to rejection or retraction.

Transparency & Best Practice

The journal promotes transparency in editorial workflows, peer review, authorship, and publication decisions.

Clear policies ensure accountability and build trust within the global research community.

Plagiarism

All submissions are screened for plagiarism using reliable detection tools. The journal follows a strict zero-tolerance policy toward copied or unoriginal content.

• All manuscripts must be original and unpublished
• Proper citation of all sources is mandatory
• Duplicate submissions are strictly prohibited
• Reused content must be clearly acknowledged

Conflict of Interest

Authors, reviewers, and editors must disclose any financial, personal, or institutional conflicts that may influence their work or judgment.

Transparency ensures unbiased evaluation and credibility of published research.

Informed Consent

Research involving human participants must include documented informed consent. Participants should be fully aware of the study’s purpose and risks.

Consent must be voluntary and obtained prior to participation.

Confidentiality

All submitted manuscripts are treated as confidential documents. Editors and reviewers must not disclose or use unpublished information for personal advantage.

Funding Source

Authors must disclose all sources of funding and the role of funders in the research process.

This ensures transparency and allows readers to assess potential biases.

Clinical Trials Registration

Clinical trials must be registered in a recognized public registry before participant enrollment.

Authors must provide registry details and identification numbers within the manuscript.

Human & Animal Research

Studies involving humans or animals must follow ethical guidelines and receive approval from appropriate ethics committees or review boards.

Compliance with national and international regulations is mandatory.

Appealing Decisions

Authors may appeal editorial decisions by submitting a justified request with supporting evidence.

Appeals are reviewed objectively and independently by the editorial team.

Citations

All references must be accurate, relevant, and properly formatted. Authors should avoid citation manipulation or inclusion of irrelevant references.

Reviewer Suggestions

Authors may suggest qualified reviewers, provided there is no conflict of interest. Final reviewer selection remains the responsibility of the editor.

Data Availability

Authors are encouraged to make research data accessible and reproducible wherever possible.

Clear data availability statements should be included in the manuscript.

Post-publication

The journal monitors published content and takes action when issues are identified after publication to maintain accuracy and integrity.

Corrections

Minor errors that do not affect scientific conclusions are corrected through formal notices to maintain record accuracy.

Retractions

Articles may be retracted in cases of serious ethical violations, unreliable data, or significant errors affecting validity.

Expressions of Concern

Expressions of concern are issued when serious questions arise about a publication but conclusive evidence is still under investigation.