The Journal of Family Medicine and Chronic Diseases (JFMCD) is a peer-reviewed, open-access publication dedicated to the comprehensive study of family health, medical practices, and disease prevention. Chronic diseases often arise from factors such as substance abuse, including tobacco and alcohol, poor dietary habits, insufficient physical activity, and unhealthy lifestyles. While there is no vaccine available to prevent chronic diseases, they can be managed through dietary changes, medical treatments, and physical interventions, although a permanent cure is not currently achievable.

The Journal of Family Medicine and Chronic Diseases serves as an excellent resource for family physicians, healthcare practitioners, and researchers in the medical field. Each article published undergoes a rigorous peer review process to ensure quality and relevance. The journal focuses on the science and practice of prevention, early diagnosis, effective treatment, and enhancing the quality of life for individuals and families. It addresses health care communication tailored to specific genders and age groups, making it relevant for all members of families, communities, and society at large.

The primary objective of the Family Medicine and Chronic Diseases Journal is to advance health and improve quality of life by emphasizing disease prevention and treatment, along with addressing both physical and mental health challenges. This is accomplished through case management, health policy development, and the advocacy of healthy behaviors. The Journal also aims to encourage community-based research, education, and health services, facilitating the exchange of knowledge across all sectors of family medicine and chronic disease. Its goal is to provide essential information and support the development of best practices to ensure patient safety.

Journal of Family Medicine and Chronic Diseases (JFMCD) encourages submissions from all authors throughout the world. The following types of articles will be considered for publication: Editorials, Original Research, Review Articles, Rapid Communications, Case Reports, Case Series, Short Communications, Mini reviews and Perspectives.