http://sjhresearchafrica.org/index.php/public-html <p>Student’s Journal of Health Research Africa (SJHR-Africa) is an <strong>open-access DOAJ Indexed International journal</strong> that includes all branches of Medicine and health research to narrow the knowledge gap in Africa and the World over. <strong>The Journal has both Medium (ISSN 2709-9997) Online and (ISSN 3006-1059) Print.</strong> The journal is peer-reviewed and promotes research on the African continent by accepting original research ideas from students who are doing research. </p> <p><strong>Aim &amp; Scope</strong></p> <p>We are a journal for students who believe in sharing information for free. Publishing in a total of 39 sections, SJHR-Africa is here to meet the needs of an African student. We believe that when we integrate Knowledge from different academic disciplines, Africa will be a complete ecosystem with adequate scholarly materials to bridge the knowledge gap.</p> <p>As the world becomes more integrated, our scope extends to biological sciences and vocational studies that have an impact on health such as Agriculture. Informational technology, Environmental science, Business studies, and planning have also been shown to influence Health. The journal brings together individual specialties from different fields into a dynamic academic mix. We intended to enhance communication among health system researchers and administrators, policy and decision-makers, legislators, practitioners, educators, students, and other types of professionals in the research that might affect the healthcare delivery systems.</p> <p><strong>Publishing schedule</strong></p> <p>Our Publication Months are March, June, September, and December of Every year.</p> SJC Publishers Company Limited en-US Student's Journal of Health Research Africa 3006-1059 http://sjhresearchafrica.org/index.php/public-html/article/view/1577 <p>Mucocele are benign lesions that collect mucus that can develop in the oral cavity at different locations. This case series provides a thorough analysis of mucocele cases diagnosed and treated during a six-month period at ESIC Medical College and Hospital in kk Nagar, Chennai. Five instances in all were found to have lesions in the buccal mucosa of the lower lip. Analysis was done on the clinical and histological characteristics and treatment results. Surgical excision was used to treat the lesions. There were no documented recurrences over the three-month to one-year follow-up period. The clinical presentation, diagnosis, and treatment of mucocele in the oral cavity are highlighted in this case series, with a focus on the significance of early detection and intervention to avoid complications and recurrence.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> Dr . L JHANSI RANI VEERESH M Shanthosh raj.S HIMA SAGAR ELLAMPALLI S.Periyasamy Copyright (c) 2025 Dr . L JHANSI RANI, VEERESH M, Shanthosh raj.S, HIMA SAGAR ELLAMPALLI, S.Periyasamy https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0 2025-02-20 2025-02-20 6 2 4 4