The Family Health and Population Rejuvenation Journal adopts a scientific and interdisciplinary approach to provide a suitable platform for the publication and exchange of scientific knowledge and experiences in fields related to individual, family, and community health. The journal specifically focuses on subjects intersecting with family health, childbearing, population rejuvenation, reproductive health, maternal, child, and adolescent health, public health, health education, health policy-making, and the social and clinical dimensions of related issues.

The primary objective of this journal is to publish high-quality scientific articles, advance existing knowledge, strengthen applied research, and introduce the latest scientific findings in the aforementioned areas.

Key Functions of the Journal:

• Enhancing the scientific level of education and research in the fields of family health and population rejuvenation.
• Facilitating the exchange of knowledge and scientific experiences among researchers, faculty members, and specialists.
• Introducing novel research findings in basic medical sciences, clinical sciences, and public health.
• Contributing to the development of scientific perspectives and evidence-based policy-making in family- and population-related issues.
• Supporting the production and dissemination of indigenous and applied knowledge aligned with the needs of the country’s health system.

Thematic Scopes (Main Axes for Manuscript Submission):

Articles submitted to this journal may cover a wide range of topics related to family health and population rejuvenation. Key areas include family health and population, encompassing population rejuvenation, childbearing, population policies, and reproductive health. Other main axes of the journal are maternal-fetal health, neonatal and child health, adolescent and youth health, middle-aged and elderly health, mental and social health, lifestyle and quality of life, health education and promotion, media and health, as well as health and population policy-making.

In the field of public health and health education, topics such as health promotion, health literacy, health behaviors, and educational and social interventions are welcomed.

Furthermore, novel findings in basic and clinical sciences—including medicine, laboratory sciences, epidemiology, psychology, and behavioral sciences—as well as topics related to health policy and management, such as health systems, health economics, legislation, medical ethics, and health equity, constitute other areas of interest for the journal.