OVERVIEW

Scope, Publication Types, & FAQ

JESM publishes peer-reviewed research exploring and discovering new findings, implications, and future directions in medical and health sciences research.

What We Publish

  • Narrative Literature Reviews
  • Scoping Reviews
  • Systematic Reviews
  • Evidence-Based Analytical Papers (ethics, policy, public health, medical education)

JESM does not currently publish original clinical data, patient case reports, or experimental laboratory studies.

Who Should Submit?

  • High-school students
  • Undergraduate students
  • First-time researchers
  • Students building an academic portfolio

Authorship and formatting guidance is provided on the Submit page and in our formatting guide (coming soon).

Frequently Asked Questions

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Is this a real academic journal?

Yes. JESM is a structured, peer-reviewed academic journal with editorial oversight and formal review standards. Acceptance is based on academic quality and reviewer evaluation.

Who can submit?

High school and undergraduate students. Early graduate students may submit appropriate work.

Do I need original data?

No. JESM primarily publishes literature-based and analytical research.

Will I receive feedback?

Yes — reviewers provide constructive feedback whenever possible.

Are there submission fees?

There is no fee to submit. Fees are only requested after acceptance.

Can I use this for applications or conferences?

Yes. The journal is designed to support future academic opportunities.

Do you guarantee acceptance?

No. All submissions undergo peer review and may be rejected.

Will my paper be indexed?

All accepted manuscripts receive a permanent digital link. DOI registration and formal indexing processes will be implemented as the journal expands.

Can mentors be co-authors?

Yes, if they contributed intellectually; otherwise, acknowledge them.