Aim and Scope
Objective
The Revista Mexicana de Investigación Médica aims to disseminate high-quality scientific knowledge that contributes to the understanding, prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and care of diseases and other relevant health issues. The journal promotes clinical and translational medical research, fostering the generation of evidence that contributes to the advancement of medical practice and the improvement of public health.
Scope
The Mexican Journal of Medical Research publishes original research, systematic and narrative reviews, case reports, and other academic contributions that provide relevant knowledge for medicine and the health sciences.
Its scope primarily includes clinical, epidemiological, and translational studies, as well as biomedical research with potential for application in medical practice. The following topics are considered particularly relevant:
- Clinical and translational research.
- Prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of diseases.
- Diagnostic and therapeutic innovation.
- Precision medicine and personalized medicine.
- Epidemiological research and public health.
- Biomedicine and biotechnology applied to medical problems.
- Patient-centered health care and health outcomes.
The journal prioritizes studies with clinical relevance, medical applicability, or potential impact on population health, as well as interdisciplinary work that integrates different perspectives to address medical problems.
It is aimed at researchers, healthcare professionals, academics, and graduate students interested in the generation, evaluation, and application of scientific evidence in medicine.
