FOCUS AND SCOPE

Focus: The primary focus of this journal is to publish research that advances scientific knowledge in the field of human health. The Causality and Human Health emphasizes the importance of a multidisciplinary approach in understanding and addressing health-related issues. The journal welcomes experimental, clinical, and policy-oriented research that provides new and innovative insights in the fields of health psychology, medicine, pharmacy, dentistry, and public health. Research integrating new technologies, innovative treatment strategies, and holistic approaches to healthcare delivery is highly valued.

Scope:

  1. Psychology: Focuses on research encompassing various aspects of clinical psychology, mental health, behavioral psychology, developmental psychology, and psychological interventions related to human health. Topics include mental health at both individual and population levels, psychological disorders, cognitive-behavioral therapies, and the link between psychology and physical health.

  2. Medicine: Covers research in the medical field focusing on the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of diseases. It includes studies in various medical disciplines such as general medicine, surgery, oncology, neurology, cardiology, and innovations in medical technology. The scope also includes epidemiological and clinical studies aimed at improving the quality of healthcare services.

  3. Dentistry: Accommodates research related to oral and dental health, including preventive dentistry, orthodontics, periodontology, oral surgery, and the relationship between oral health and overall health. Research on innovations in diagnostic and therapeutic techniques for dental care is also included.

  4. Pharmacy: Encompasses research related to drug development, pharmacology, pharmacokinetics, and clinical pharmacy. This includes the development of new pharmaceutical substances, clinical trials, and the use and effects of drugs in healthcare practice. Research focused on traditional and alternative medicines may also be included.

  5. Public Health: Focuses on research related to health policy, epidemiology, health promotion, and interventions aimed at improving the quality of life of populations. This may include global health issues such as environmental health, infectious disease control, maternal and child health, and healthcare system management.