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2024

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No. 4. 2024

The journal of modern medicine №1 (4), 2024

No. 5. 2024

Journal of modern medicine, №2 (5), 2024

2023

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No. 1. 2023

Journal of modern medicine 1(1), 2023

No. 2. 2023

Journal of modern medicine №2(2), 2023

No. 3. 2023

Journal of modern medicine #3(3), 2023

Editorial Board

Instructions

Rules for design of articles

1.When sending an article to the editors, we recommend that you follow the following rules, drawn up taking into account the "Recommendations for conducting, describing, editing and publishing the results of scientific work in medical journals", developed by the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (International Committee of Medical Journal editors )

2.Submitted articles should correspond to the subject of the journal (medicine, pharmacology). Articles are provided via e-mail nashruzjournals@gmail.com. The file with the article loaded into the system must be submitted in the Microsoft Word (extension *.doc , *.docx , *.rtf ) .

3.The length of the full text of the manuscript, including tables and references, for original research ­should not exceed 8 pages, for lectures and reviews ­- 15 pages. In the case when the volume of the article exceeding the standards, in the opinion of the author, is justified and cannot be reduced, the decision to publish is made on the recommendation of ­the reviewer.

4.Text must be typed in Times New Roman , have a size of 12 pt and one and a half line spacing. Indents on each side of the page - 2 cm. Selections in the text can only be made in italics or bold letters.

5.Previously published articles are not allowed for consideration. The letter is accompanied by a report on the originality of the manuscript (recommended bases are antiplag.uz, antiplagiat.ru ). Required uniqueness - not less than 65% .

6.The presented article is structured as follows: the title of the article, information about the authors, abstract with keywords, text of the article , list of references, contact information about the authors.

7.The title of the article should be short, but capacious and correspond to the content of the article (abbreviations are not allowed).

8.The article must contain an abstract in at least two languages (English, Uzbek). The volume of the abstract is 150-300 words. The abstract should correspond to the content of the work, include a brief introduction, purpose, materials and methods, and the results of the study. After the abstract, keywords should be indicated - from 3 to 10.

9.The number of authors is not limited, but if there are more than 4 names in the author's list, it is obligatory ­to indicate the contribution to this work of each of the authors. The surnames are arranged in decreasing order of ­the size of the contribution of the coauthors. For all authors, at the end of the text of the article, contact information is indicated (full name, ORCID , available phone number, place of work, position, scientific degree and title).

10.It is necessary to give the full official name of the institution (without abbreviations ­) in which the study was conducted. If authors from different institutions took part in writing the manuscript, it is necessary to correlate the names of the institutions and the full names of the authors by adding numerical indices in upper case. The name of the first author should correspond to the name of the institution also mentioned first.

11.The structure of the full ­text of the manuscript describing the results of the original study should correspond to the generally accepted template and contain sections: introduction (relevance), purpose and objectives, materials and methods, results, discussion (discussion), conclusion, conclusions.

12.Tables and figures must be signed and numbered. The text should contain numerical references to tables and figures.

13.Authors should disclose potential and apparent conflicts of interest related to the manuscript. Any situation (financial relations, service or work in institutions that have a financial or political interest in published materials, official duties, etc.) that can affect the author of the manuscript and lead to concealment, distortion of data or a change in their interpretation can be considered a conflict of interest . ­The presence of a conflict of interest among one or more authors is not a reason for refusing to publish an article. However, the hiding of potential and obvious conflicts of interest on the part of the authors revealed by the editors may be the reason for refusal to consider and publish the manuscript. It is convenient to declare a conflict of interest in a special electronic form developed by the ICMJE www.icmje.org/conflict-of-interest/ .

14.In the list of references, the cited authors are listed in alphabetical order (first in Russian, then in foreign languages). References to authors in the text are given in square brackets with their serial number, according to the list. The list of literature should be formatted in accordance with the rules for the preparation of ­reference lists of references, developed ­in accordance with the recommendations of PubMed . and Scopus . The correct description of the sources used in the lists of literature ­is a guarantee that the cited publication will be taken into account when assessing the publication performance of its authors and organizations where they work.

15.It is recommended that the list of cited literature include works published within the last ­5 years.

16.The editors have the right to make literary and scientific corrections and change the design of the illustrative material without distorting the meaning of the information presented.

17.All articles accepted for consideration ­are reviewed. The article is sent to reviewers without indicating the names of the authors and the name of the institution (s) where it was prepared. Comments that require corrections to the text of the article are sent ­to the author by the editors.

18.Articles that do not meet the specified requirements ­are not accepted for consideration. The date of receipt of the manuscript is the day of receipt by the editors of the final version.