Journal of Hypertension and Cardiology

About The Journal
 

Hypertension and Cardiology are two interesting and important topics when it comes to understanding our health and wellbeing. The Journal of Hypertension and Cardiology (JHC) is a well-recognized Open Access publication that publishes state-of-the-art research on these two topics. JHC is an indispensable source of knowledge for medical professionals and researchers focused on these two areas.

 

Hypertension, a major global health issue, is estimated to affect 40% of the population in most of the developed countries. At present, hypertension is the leading cause of cardiovascular disease and death. Thus, an efficient diagnosis and treatment is necessary to reduce the risk of stroke, heart attack and other cardiovascular complications. 

 

It covers all aspects of the two topics, ranging from basic science to clinical hypertension and cardiology, and from lifestyle behaviour to risk stratification and therapeutic interventions. Through its commitment to rigorous peer-review and publication of quality research, JHC stands tall in its field.

 

Scope of JHC:

Epidemiology and risk factors
Pathophysiology and mechanisms 
Diagnosis and assessment 
Prevention and management 
Health outcomes and quality of life

Remaining Scope can be viewed at Aim and Scope 

 

Submission Process:

 Authors submitting articles to JHC should follow the instructions for authors, which are available on the website and at the time of manuscript submission. Furthermore, all manuscripts should adhere to the research and publication ethics of the journal and the Editorial office will work diligently to ensure that all submitted manuscripts are reviewed and published in a timely and efficient manner.

 

History of the Journal of Hypertension and Cardiology

• It is launched in the year of 2013
• JHC published articles at Archives
• ISSN of the JHC is 2329-9487
• DOI for the articles published in JHC arises with 10.14302/issn.2329-9487
• This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License

 

Instructions to Prepare your article:

Authors submitting their manuscripts to JHC must follow its instructions for authors. This includes providing a clear title page that clearly identifies the aim and scope of the article, as well as an abstract of no more than 300 words. All manuscript text should be written in English and follow the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE) format and include in-text citations and a bibliography. 

Formatting guidelines can be found at Instructions for Authors

 

Article Processing Charge:

JHC provides free access to all published material. Our articles are written with the goal to enlighten, not to preach. The journal’s article processing charges are highly competitive, making it a viable option for many authors. Hence, the operation of the journal is supported by the processing fees received from authors. Processing fees are necessary to meet operational expenses. 

 

We are Indexed or Abstracted At:

• JHC is indexed in Google scholar, Research Bib, Crossref, Academic Keys, OCLC World cat, Global Impact Factor, etc.
• Articles will be deposited in Sherpa Romeo
• If the research work is funded by NIH then the article will get indexed in PubMed.

 

Testimonials:

1. I was impressed by the swift services of the journal and easy navigation begining from manuscript submission to galley proof. I would recommend future authors-"Consider this journal if you are wondering where to publish your scientific work". They are google scholar indexed and so you do not have to worry, if your scientific work won't reach to the community of other researchers.

Naiya Patel  - Long Island University

2. The positive editorial time attitude and cooperation were encouraging and supportive of the author. Moreover, fast response and processing of the manuscript reflect an appreciation of the time factor. In addition to the user-friendly submission system that allows for up-to-date follow up. The review process is performed in reasonable time with constructive comments that aim to improve the paper quality. Communication in such way between the authors and the journals is not something that is common nowadays.

Mostafa Essam Eissa -  Cairo University