Journal of Human Biology and Clinical Medicine is a scientific journal focused on research dedicated to the biological foundations of human health, the mechanisms of diseases, and their clinical manifestations. The journal integrates fundamental biological approaches with clinical medicine, placing particular emphasis on studies that reveal the relationship between biological processes and the state of the human body in both health and disease.
Mission of the journal: to draw attention to biomedical issues and facilitate the exchange of knowledge in this field.
Main areas of focus
- Fundamental and applied human biology: studies of basic life processes, the structure and function of cells, tissues and organs, as well as the application of biological knowledge to medical challenges.
- Human physiology, biochemistry, genetics and molecular biology: research on the functioning of organs and systems, metabolism, genetic mechanisms of health and disease, and molecular processes that regulate cellular activity.
- Cellular and systemic mechanisms of diseases: investigations into the causes and development of pathologies at the cellular, organ and systemic levels, and identification of the biological foundations of disease onset.
- Clinical medicine: diagnosis, treatment and prevention: articles on modern methods of disease detection, clinical patient management, effectiveness of therapeutic approaches, and biologically grounded prevention.
- Clinical research, evidence-based medicine and therapeutic methods: studies on clinical trials, comparison of treatment strategies, evaluation of therapeutic effectiveness and the application of evidence-based medical principles.
- Integration of biomedical sciences and clinical practice: research linking biological processes with clinical observations, as well as translational studies that bridge laboratory findings with medical application.
- Factors influencing human health, development and functioning: analysis of biological, physiological, genetic and environmental factors that shape human health and functional capacities.
- Modern biomedical technologies: materials on new methods of laboratory diagnostics, bioengineering, molecular technologies, clinical innovations and tools for assessing the condition of the human body.
- Population health biology and clinico-biological monitoring: studies of biological and clinical indicators of population health, monitoring of risk factors, prevalence of disorders, and environmental influences on the biological status of population groups.