Conflicts of Interest Statement

To ensure an unbiased review process, editors must avoid involving individuals who have personal, professional, or financial connections to the manuscript. Editors responsible for final decisions must not have any conflict of interest related to the content. All potential conflicts must be disclosed to the Publication Board.

The editor-in-chief is not permitted to submit manuscripts to the journal. Other editorial members may submit their work, but they are excluded from any part of the review process for their own submissions. Their access to the evaluation process is restricted by the editor-in-chief.

Authors must declare any financial support, commercial ties, or affiliations related to products, drugs, or companies mentioned in the manuscript. They must clearly disclose the nature of the relationship, if any, such as consultancy or other agreements. Any academic, personal, political, financial, or institutional conflicts of interest must also be declared on the title page.