Aims and Scope

The SMJ is an open access, peer-reviewed, monthly international journal that considers articles on biomedical sciences on the basis of its originality, importance, interdisciplinary interest, timeliness, accessibility, elegance and surprising conclusions.

Topics of interest include:
+ Physiology
+ Anatomy
+ Immunology
+ Pathology
+ Surgery
+ Internal Medicine
+ Pediatric
+ Orthopedic
+ Radiology
+ Psychiatry
+ Ophthalmology
+ Anaesthesiology
+ Dermatology
+ Ear Nose Throat (Otorhinolaryngology)
+ Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
+ Thai Traditional Medicine
+ Obstetrics and Gynaecology
+ Dentistry
+ Maxillofacial Surgery
+ Nursing
+ Health Science Education
+ Public Health

 

Types of Published Articles

While the primary focus of SMJ centers around original research articles, the journal also warmly welcomes review articles and letters to the editors.

Original Article:

An original article represents a comprehensive research, involving data collection, analysis, and interpretation. Original articles are considered by their systematic approach to presenting methods, results, and discussions.  The manuscript length, excluding references, should not exceed 3,000 words.

Review Article:

A review article offers a panoramic overview of existing research on a specific topic. It integrates findings from various sources, critically assesses the state of the field, and may provide insights into emerging trends and areas of debate. The manuscript length, excluding references, should not exceed 4,500 words.

Letters to the Editor:

Letters to the editors are concise communications that offer readers the opportunity to express their opinions or provide insights on previously published articles. These letters can contribute to ongoing discussions or provide additional perspectives on a topic. While brief, letters to the editor should maintain scholarly rigor and contribute to the dynamic. The manuscript length, excluding references, should not exceed 2,500 words.