Women's health refers to the branch of medicine that focuses on the treatment and diagnosis of diseases and conditions that affect a woman's physical and emotional well-being. The Open Access, peer-reviewed International Journal of Women's Health & Gynecology (IJWHG) accepts submissions on all peripheral subjects pertaining to stages of women's health care. A process that takes into consideration clinical, physiological, emotional, social, and multicultural aspects of pregnancy problems and provides a platform for authors to contribute to the journal. The journal publishes cutting-edge developments in disease management therapeutic protocols, diagnostic procedures, and novel research in gender-based biology that have an impact on patient care and treatment. Areas that include prenatal care, pregnancy outcomes, contraception, sexual trauma, amniotic fluid stem cells, neuroendocrinology, and physician wellness, as well as gynecologic conditions such as polycystic ovary syndrome and ovarian, cervical, and uterine cancers.
Making sure women have access to excellent healthcare may benefit families and children's health because women are a key component of a family's overall health.
Plagiarism
A minimum of 80 percent of the content in the articles which authors submit must be original (it must not be copyrighted from any other websites). In the Results and conclusion section of the text, the authors must maintain absolute authenticity.
Review Process
The review process is an important aspect of the publication process of an article. It assists authors evaluate which papers are acceptable and aids authors improve their writing.
Pubtexto Open Access offers a double-blind review process to evaluate the quality, validity, and significance of scholarly research. The declaration of peer review integrity, which is shared by all of our journals, acts as confirmation of our commitment to it, and we also offers fast track review process.
Due to the ability to avoid possible prejudice from either the authors or those selected reviewers, the double-blind peer system is a more effective review system.