Peer Review Process
Journal of Biology and Health Science uses a double-blind peer review system to ensure fairness, quality and scientific integrity.
- All submissions first undergo editorial screening to assess relevance, originality and compliance with guidelines.
- Suitable manuscripts are assigned to a subject editor.
- The editor invites at least two independent experts to review the manuscript.
- The identities of both authors and reviewers remain hidden throughout the process.
- Reviewers assess submissions based on originality, methodology, ethics, clarity and relevance.
- Based on reviewer feedback, the editor may decide to accept, request minor or major revisions or reject the manuscript.
- The final publication decision rests with the Editor-in-Chief or designated handling editor.
- Accepted papers undergo copyediting, proofreading and final author approval before publication.
Terms and Conditions
Original Work Requirement
- Submissions must be original and not published or under review elsewhere.
No Simultaneous Submission
- Manuscripts cannot be submitted to more than one journal at the same time.
Third-Party Permissions
- Authors must obtain written permission for any copyrighted material included in the manuscript.
Intellectual Property Assurance
- Authors confirm that their submission does not infringe on copyrights or other legal rights.
Disclosure of AI Tools
- Any use of artificial intelligence in writing, analysis or figure creation must be disclosed. AI systems cannot be credited as authors.
Corrections and Retractions
- The journal may issue corrections, expressions of concern or retractions if ethical or legal issues arise.
Author Responsibility
- Authors agree to hold the journal and editorial team harmless against legal claims related to published content.
