Student's Journal of Health Research Africa

About the Journal

Student’s Journal of Health Research Africa (SJHR-Africa) is an open-access DOAJ Indexed International journal that includes all branches of Medicine and health research to narrow the knowledge gap in Africa and the World over. The Journal has both Medium (ISSN 2709-9997) Online and (ISSN 3006-1059) Print. The journal is peer-reviewed and promotes research on the African continent by accepting original research ideas from students who are doing research.

Aim & Scope

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.

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.

Publishing schedule

Our Publication Months are March, June, September, and December of Every year.

Announcements

Section of Parasitology and Entomology Research (S-PER)

2022-05-04

The section of Parasitology and Entomology focuses mostly on research that studies parasites of human and domestic animals with importance to human health. This is an open-access peer-reviewed section published by the Student’s Journal of Health Research Africa (SJHR-Africa). The taxonomy, evolutionary biology, biodiversity and distribution, ecology and epidemiology, population biology, and host-parasite relationships are some of the areas that are accepted in the section.

Current Issue

Vol. 5 No. 9 (2024): September 2024 Issue

Published: 2024-09-01

Section of Case Reports

RETINOPATHY IN A CASE OF FAMILIAL HYPERCHOLESTEROLEMIA WITH DIABETES- A RARE CASE REPORT.

Dr. Pallavi priyadarsani sahu, Soumya kanta mohanty; Dr. Manmath Kumar Das

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HYDROPS FETALIS SECONDARY TO TOXOPLASMA GONDII AND TREPONEMA PALLIDUM COINFECTION: CASE REPORT AND BRIEF LITERATURE REVIEW case report and brief literature review

Mulakwa Morisho Lambert , Munguakonkwa Mwenge Guillain, Bravo Christian Ayishabage, Cirimwami Muganda Serge, Maroyi Rodrigue Ngalo , Gakne Manikase Serge, Bamavu Charles Amisi, Ahadi Justin Byamungu, Kirembe Armand Kafayo

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Section of Haematology and Blood transfusion science

FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH VOLUNTARY BLOOD DONATION AMONG LIRA UNIVERSITY STUDENTS. CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY.

Julius Kayizzi, Dr . Marc Sam Opollo, Sean Steven Puleh, Eustes Kigongo, Dr . Amir Kabunga, Jovan Kisakye, Deo Kasaija, Voni Alice Khanakwa, Julius Lubangakene, Derick Modi

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