About Us – British Journal of Medical and Health Research (BJMHR)

The British Journal of Medical and Health Research (BJMHR) is an international, peer-reviewed, open access journal dedicated to advancing scientific knowledge in medicine, pharmacy, nursing, biotechnology, and health sciences. Founded with the mission of promoting evidence-based research, BJMHR provides a global platform for researchers, academicians, clinicians, and healthcare professionals to publish and access high-quality research articles.

Our Vision

To be a leading international medical journal that contributes to global healthcare innovation by disseminating quality research that improves patient care, public health policies, and scientific advancement.

Our Mission

• To support open access publishing for worldwide knowledge sharing.

• To provide a fast, fair, and transparent peer-review process.

• To encourage research across diverse medical and health disciplines.

• To promote academic integrity and ethical publishing practices.

What We Publish

BJMHR accepts a wide range of scholarly content including:

• Original Research Papers

• Review Articles

• Case Studies & Case Reports

• Short Communications

• Clinical Findings

Our rigorous peer-review ensures that only research of the highest quality is published.

Why Choose BJMHR?

• International Recognition – Indexed in reputed databases.
• Wide Readership – Open access for global researchers and practitioners.
• Affordable APC – Low-cost publication for authors worldwide.
• Timely Publication – Peer-review decision within 7–10 working days.
• Expert Editorial Board – Comprising professionals from medical and health research fields.

Who Reads BJMHR?

BJMHR is widely read by: Researchers & Academicians, Medical Practitioners & Healthcare Professionals, Pharmacists & Biotechnologists, Public Health Experts & Policymakers, Students in Medical & Health Sciences

Our Commitment

At BJMHR, we are committed to open access knowledge dissemination, helping researchers reach a global audience, and ensuring that every published article contributes to the progress of medical and health sciences.