Author Guidelines

Welcome to Medires Open Access Journals, where the pursuit of scientific innovation knows no bounds. We extend our invitation to authors worldwide, beckoning them to share their groundbreaking research and discoveries with a global audience. At Medires Publishers, we pride ourselves on offering a platform where scholarly works receive unparalleled visibility and undergo rigorous peer review.

Why Choose Medires Publishers?

Submitting your manuscript to Medires Publishers unlocks a myriad of benefits:

Global Visibility: Reach audiences spanning the globe and leave a lasting impact on the scientific community.
Thorough Peer Review: Rest assured that your work will undergo meticulous peer review, providing constructive criticism to enhance its quality.
Double-Blind Review Process: Our double-blinded peer review process ensures fairness and objectivity in the evaluation of your manuscript.
Permanent Archiving: Your contribution will be permanently archived on our website, ensuring its accessibility for future generations.
Author Rights: Retain copyright and publishing rights to your work, empowering you to control its dissemination.

Submission of Articles

Your manuscript should align closely with the scope and focus of the selected journal.
After identifying the appropriate journal for your research, submit your manuscript either directly to the Editorial Board or via attachment through our submission portal.
Ensure your manuscript includes all necessary consents and is free from any copyright infringements.
Manuscripts must be submitted to one journal only.
For detailed submission instructions, please refer to the submission protocol outlined below.

We look forward to supporting you throughout your publishing journey.

Resubmission of Article

Upon completion of the peer-review process, reviewers provide their feedback on the manuscript, which is updated in the Editorial Office system. Upon the acceptance & subject to revision the author will be notified accordingly.

At the time of resubmission of the revised manuscript all the documents/amendments must be cross check carefully

Article Types

Medires Publishing LLC considers various types of articles for publication, including the following:

1. Research Articles

Research Articles report original studies conducted by the authors. The Results and Discussion sections present the outcomes of data analysis. These articles typically include tables and figures illustrating the results, followed by a conclusion and references with a word limit: 2000-5000.

2. Review Articles

Review Articles provide comprehensive, authoritative descriptions and analyses of topics within the journal’s scope. They summarize previously published studies rather than presenting new data or analysis with a word limit: 2500-9000.

3. Case Reports

Case Reports are professional narratives offering feedback on clinical practice guidelines and early signals regarding treatment effectiveness or adverse events. Authors should clearly describe the clinical significance or implications of the case with a word limit: 1000-2200.

4. Commentaries

Commentaries are opinion pieces that critically examine novel concepts and findings introduced into the scientific literature with a word limit: 1000-1500.

5. Brief Reports

Brief Reports are concise, focused accounts of original research in basic, translational, pre-clinical, or clinical settings, with therapeutic relevance aligned with the journal’s scope. They may include sub-analyses or updates of previously published studies. Observational studies are suitable under this category. Reviews and opinion pieces are not considered with a word limit: up to 2500.

6. Editorials

Editorials provide expert opinions on specific fields, offering predictions and analyses of future trends based on current developments. They are generally authored by senior scientists, distinguished academicians, or Nobel laureates with extensive expertise with a word limit: 500-1500.

7. Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor present readers’ views, opinions, comments, or suggestions regarding articles published in the journal. They elaborate on, question, analyse, or add value to published studies with a word limit: 500-1500.

8. Short Communication

A Short Communication is a concise scientific article that presents new, significant, and timely research findings, but in a shorter and more focused format than a full research paper.

9. Mini Review

A Mini Review is a short, focused review article that summarizes and synthesizes recent developments in a specific, narrowly defined topic within a research field. It is more concise than a full-length review but still provides critical analysis of the literature.

10. Opinion articles

An Opinion Article is a scholarly piece in which the author presents a personal, evidence-informed viewpoint on a scientific, technical, or policy-related issue. Unlike research articles or systematic reviews, opinion pieces prioritize interpretation, argumentation, and perspective rather than new experimental data.

11.Short Report

Short Report is a brief scientific article that presents new, original research findings in a concise format. It is similar to a Short Communication or Brief Report and is used when the results are important but do not require the length or depth of a full research article.

12. Case Blog

Case Blog is an online, narrative-style write-up that presents and discusses a real-life case, scenario, or practical experience often in fields like medicine, business, law, education, engineering, or social sciences. It differs from a formal case report because it is written in a blog format, making it more accessible, reflective, and conversational.

Manuscript Guidelines

Journal Selection

Authors are encouraged to specify the aims, scope, and relevant keywords of their manuscript to refine journal selection, especially when multiple journals cover similar subjects.
Utilizing the subject guide is recommended to select the most appropriate journal for submission.

Open Access and Article Processing Charges (APC)

Medires Online Publisher is an open-access publisher that operates independently without institutional or government funding.
Publication is supported through Article Processing Charges paid by authors, covering editing, graphical enhancements, proof preparation, and related services.

Manuscript Submission Rules

Manuscripts must not be submitted simultaneously to more than one journal.
Authors must ensure the originality of data and images all sourced information should be properly cited and acknowledged.
Permissions must be obtained for any copyrighted material included, with appropriate credit to original sources.
Data and text from previous publications must not be reproduced verbatim.
Authors should be prepared to provide raw data and supplementary information to validate the results.

File Formats and Required Files

Title Page

Title (maximum 70 characters, including spaces)
Full names and affiliations of all authors
Corresponding author’s email address

Abstract and Keywords

A concise summary of the study including scope, methodology, findings, conclusions, and limitations.
Word limit: up to 350 words
Include a minimum of 5 keywords

Manuscript Sections

Introduction: Background, hypothesis, and objectives
Materials and Methods: Detailed methodology to enable replication, with references to established techniques and descriptions of modifications
Results: Presentation and analysis of data, indicating whether initial hypotheses are supported
Discussion: Interpretation of results, significance, and novelty
Conclusion: Summary of key findings and implications

Tables, Figures, and Graphs

Must include captions and legends with appropriate placement in the manuscript
Tables: Submit in numerical order as Excel files
Charts and diagrams: Submit in Excel or Word format
Images, diagrams, and pictures: Submit in JPEG format

Acknowledgments, Funding, and Disclosures

Acknowledgments

Credit all persons, institutions, organizations, and funding agencies contributing to the study.

Source of Funding

Declare funding sources using the format:

This work was supported by the Medical Research Council (grant numbers xxxx, yyyy); the NIH (grant number xxxx).

If no funding was received, state:

This research did not receive any specific grant from any funding agency in the public, commercial, or not-for-profit sectors.

Conflict of Interest

Disclose any commercial or financial interests that could affect the manuscript.
If none, state: Conflict of Interest: None to report.

References

Number references consecutively in square brackets according to citation order.
Follow the journal’s prescribed formatting style for each reference.

Post Submission Process

Manuscripts are reviewed by assigned editors and external reviewers.
Reviewer feedback will be communicated to authors for revisions as needed.
Upon acceptance, authors will be notified of the publication date.

License and Copyright

The submitting author completes a publication agreement on behalf of all co-authors and copyright holders.
Copyright holders grant Medires Publishing LLC a non-exclusive license to publish the article.
Copyright remains with the original holder and is not assigned to Medires Publishing LLC

Human and Animal Rights

Authors must obtain all necessary ethical approvals and consents prior to publication.
Research must comply with ethical standards governing human and animal subjects.
The Editor-in-Chief or Editor reserves the right to reject any manuscript violating ethical or human/animal rights policies.

All clinical trials must adhere to established ethical guidelines protecting human and animal welfare.

Article Processing Charges (APC)

As a non-profit organization, Medires Online Journals prioritizes transparency in its Article Processing Charges (APC) policy, reflecting our dedication to sustainable open-access publishing and equitable service to authors.

At Medires Online Publishers, we charge a standard Article Processing Charge (APC) to authors in exchange for providing a robust scientific publishing platform. This fee supports wide visibility and discoverability of published articles across various renowned abstracting and indexing services.

We collaborate with leading abstracting and indexing databases-both general and subject-specific-to ensure that our journals are comprehensively listed, significantly enhancing the reach and impact of our authors' research.

Additionally, we actively promote articles through search engines, social media platforms, discovery tools, and scholarly communication networks. Our goal is to ensure that every article published under Medires Publishing LLC is highly accessible and visible to the audiences that matter most.

Article Withdrawal Policy

If a manuscript is withdrawn during the peer review process, authors are required to pay a withdrawal fee equal to 25% of the Article Processing Charges (APC).
If a manuscript is withdrawn after acceptance, a withdrawal fee of 50% of the APC will apply.

Authors must send a formal withdrawal confirmation to contactus@mediresonline.org