Human & Animal

MedSciens Publishing Group has implemented policies to guarantee the ethical protection and proper application of animals and humans in research. These policies will be relevant to all journals published by MedSciens Publishing Group. Authors engaged in experiments that include animals and human subjects must strictly adhere to the following aspects.

It is essential for the authors to provide a statement in the "Methods" section of the article confirming that they have recognized the appropriate institutional and/or licensing committee and secured approval from this committee for their experimental procedures.

The authors are required to state that all experiments were performed in compliance with the applicable guidelines and regulations provided by the committee.

The researcher has a responsibility to ensure the confidentiality of the identities of the volunteers involved in the research.

A comprehensive explanation of possible side effects must be given to patients and individuals. Moreover, it is imperative to adopt measures that will protect their lives during the post-research period.

The author is required to explicitly mention any necessary permission in the methods and materials section, and the editor may request the author(s) to provide these documents before granting approval for the manuscript's publication.

Approval from the ethics committee is crucial in all instances. Breaching laws related to human, animal, and environmental welfare may result in penalties.

When research involves animals or humans to gather data, it is essential to secure prior approval from the ethics committee.

Authors are required to provide comprehensive information regarding the ethics committee approval within the methods and materials section. This should include the names and contact information of the ethics committee members, the relevant protocol numbers, and the date on which the approval was granted.

Authors who carry out experimental studies using client-owned animals must obtain and present a document from the client that affirms their commitment to best practices in animal testing.

The Editor-In-Chief will review the manuscripts submitted on topics related to animal welfare. Should the research be found to conflict with established norms regarding the treatment of animal and human subjects, the manuscript may be rejected.

The Editor-In-Chief retains the authority to reach out to the approving committee for any additional clarification needed.