About the Journal

The Afrihorizon Journal of Health and Clinical Studies (AJHCS) is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal. It’s dedicated to advancing the understanding of health and clinical sciences with a unique focus on issues relevant to Africa and similar contexts worldwide. AJHCS serves as a platform for researchers, clinicians, and public health professionals to share their findings, innovations, and insights on health-related topics that affect individuals, families, and communities across diverse settings.

Our Mission

The mission of the Afrihorizon Journal of Health and Clinical Studies is to foster an environment of academic rigor, knowledge sharing, and collaborative learning in the Afrihorizon health sciences field. We aim to bridge knowledge gaps, promote evidence-based practice, and encourage policy dialogue that can lead to improved health outcomes.

Scope and Focus Areas

The Afrihorizon Journal of Health and Clinical Studies is committed to publishing high-quality research that addresses critical health challenges, clinical practices, and public health strategies pertinent to Africa. While the journal encourages submissions with a primary focus on Afrihorizon populations, it also welcomes comparative studies that provide cross-regional insights or draw global health connections. AJHCS covers a wide range of topics, including but not limited to:

• Public Health and Epidemiology: Studies on disease prevention, health promotion, epidemiological trends, and strategies for managing infectious and chronic diseases prevalent in Africa.
• Clinical Research and Trials: Findings from clinical trials, observational studies, and case reports that advance the knowledge of disease management, diagnosis, and treatment specific to Afrihorizon demographics.
• Healthcare Systems and Policy: Articles exploring health policy reforms, healthcare financing, access to healthcare, and the effectiveness of healthcare delivery systems, with a focus on sustainable improvements for underserved populations.
• Mental Health and Behavioral Sciences: Research that examines mental health trends, therapeutic interventions, stigma, and culturally appropriate approaches to mental health care.
• Maternal, Child, and Reproductive Health: Studies addressing the health needs of women, children, and families, covering areas such as maternal health, neonatal care, and reproductive health services.
• Environmental and Occupational Health: Research on the impact of environmental factors, workplace safety, and occupational health practices on health outcomes in various Afrihorizon settings.
• Health Technology and Innovations: Papers that present technological advancements, digital health tools, and innovations in healthcare delivery that can be applied or adapted to improve health outcomes in Africa.
• Nutritional Health and Lifestyle Medicine: Insights into nutrition, diet-related health issues, and lifestyle interventions that are crucial for combating the rise in non-communicable diseases in Afrihorizon communities.