Vol. 6 No. 2 (2025): Special Issue in Preprints 2025

The Student’s Journal of Health Research Africa (SJHR Africa) is pleased to announce a Special Issue Preprint Collection focused on emerging public health interventions, innovative healthcare models, and early-stage research findings. This collection aims to accelerate knowledge sharing and foster collaboration by providing a platform for researchers to disseminate their work before formal peer review.

Preprints in this Special Issue represent original studies, reviews, and case reports that address critical public health challenges, including disease prevention, health policy, digital health solutions, and community health programs. These submissions undergo an editorial screening process to ensure ethical compliance and research integrity before being made publicly accessible.

This collection offers authors the opportunity to receive early feedback from the research community, enhancing the quality of their work before submission for formal peer review.

We invite health professionals, researchers, and policymakers to explore this collection and contribute their insights. While these preprints are not yet peer-reviewed, they provide a valuable foundation for evidence-based public health advancements.

Disclaimer

This Special Issue – Preprint Collection features early-stage research that has not undergone formal peer review. These preprints are shared to promote academic discussion, collaboration, and early feedback, but they should not be considered validated scientific findings until reviewed.

Key Considerations:

• These articles may contain errors, incomplete data, or evolving conclusions.
• Readers should interpret findings with caution and rely on peer-reviewed sources for verified information.
• The journal does not guarantee the accuracy of preprints and does not endorse their findings.

Editorial Screening & Ethical Compliance:
All preprints undergo basic editorial checks for plagiarism, ethical compliance, and clarity before publication. However, they do not receive expert peer review at this stage.

Version Updates & Peer Review Process:

• If a preprint is later accepted for formal peer-reviewed publication, the final version will be linked to the original.
• Authors are encouraged to revise their work based on community feedback.

Any concerns, corrections, or ethical issues should be reported.