Our Specialties
Journal of Respiratory Diseases is a comprehensive, peer-reviewed journal that helps disseminate original research work, having a unique aspect of covering many areas which contributes to providing an awareness of research studies of scientists around the globe.
Aim of the Journal of Respiratory Diseases: JRD is dedicated to disseminating top-tier, peer-reviewed articles spanning all medical disciplines within the realm of Respiratory, Chronic lung disease, Chronic pulmonary disease, Chronic respiratory disease, Copd & emphysema, Interventional Pulmonology.
Submission Ways: Authors have the flexibility to submit their work through multiple channels. They may opt to submit via email, use online submission form, or utilize the MZ portal for added convenience. JRD goal is to ensure that the submission process is accessible and efficient for the authors.
Transparent Review: JRD is committed to the highest standards of editorial and peer review. In addition to inviting authors to submit manuscripts, also welcomes peer reviews and editorials from experts in the scientific community. Each submission to the JRD undergoes a rigorous peer review process, involving meticulous scrutiny by our editorial team and anonymous evaluation by two or more referees.
Article Processing Charges: Upon acceptance for publication in the JRD, authors are required to cover article processing charges (APCs). These fees are intended to defray the expenses associated with publication, encompassing costs for peer review, editing, production, website hosting, and online dissemination of original content.
Editing Tool for Authors: Introducing Riter Tool, a groundbreaking editing tool designed to streamline the article preparation process for our esteemed authors. Riters aim is to support authors in producing well-written, polished manuscripts that effectively communicate their research findings.
Journal Publications: All articles are fully peer-reviewed, immediately accessible and downloadable through Open Access Pub, and are published with CrossRef to maintain the publication record. The re-use of content is determined by the author's choice of Creative Commons user licenses.
