author guidelines
Authors submitting manuscripts to the International Journal of Advanced Fertility and Reproductive Sciences should ensure that their work is original, scientifically sound, ethically conducted, and prepared according to the journal’s requirements.
- Manuscripts should be written clearly and concisely in English.
- The submission should represent original work that has not been published previously or submitted simultaneously to another journal.
- Authors should provide an appropriate title, abstract, keywords, main text, references, tables, and figures where applicable.
- Research involving human participants, patient information, or biological materials should comply with applicable ethical standards and include appropriate ethical approval and informed consent where required.
- Clinical studies and research involving human participants should provide relevant registration or approval information when applicable.
- All authors who made substantial contributions to the work should be listed as authors, and all authors should approve the final manuscript.
- Sources and references should be cited accurately and consistently throughout the manuscript.
- Authors must disclose relevant conflicts of interest, funding sources, and other financial or non-financial relationships.
- Manuscripts should follow responsible research and publication practices and should not contain plagiarism, fabricated data, falsified information, or inappropriate manipulation of results.
- Any use of artificial intelligence tools in manuscript preparation or research should be disclosed in accordance with the journal’s artificial intelligence policy.
- Authors should ensure that submitted figures, tables, data, and other materials are accurate and appropriately referenced.
- Manuscripts may undergo editorial screening and peer review before a final publication decision is made.
By submitting a manuscript, authors confirm that the work complies with the journal’s ethical, authorship, originality, and publication requirements.
