Journal of Indus Medical College (JIMC)

About the Journal

The Journal  of Indus Medical College (JIMC)  is a  bi-annual journal for medical professionals. it is non-political, being published for improvements and sharing of the knowledge in human sciences. it is hoped to improve the understanding of disease and care of ill & ailing people. all manuscripts are subjected to extensive review by a panel of national & international referees. acceptance of manuscripts depends on their quality, originality and relevance to the journal’s scope. JIMC  is an  open access medical journal. everybody is allowed free access to all parts of its publications.

Aims and Scope

The  Journal  of Indus Medical College (JIMC) is the medical journal of the  Indus Medical College, Tando Muhammad Khan Sindh. it is an international, open access, peer-reviewed journal, published biannual the journal of Indus medical college dedicated to publish high quality of scientific research in the field of medicine and allied health sciences. the journal publishes manuscripts pertaining to any discipline concerned with medicine, dentistry, surgery, biomedical, public health, epidemiological studies and medical education. authors from any part of the world welcome to submit their research manuscripts. the journal welcomes review articles, original research, case reports, editorials, letters, and conference reports. and clinical images.

The journal of indus medical college  aims to address current health issues at both national and international levels, initiate debates, and contribute in the decision-making by disseminating knowledge of sciences. the journal of Indus medical college is committed to serve the public and influences health of people in a positive way by making science accessible. believing that the only goal is improving health, and research has an impact on people’s health, we select the best research papers in line with this goal. the professional medical journal recognizes that the best science should lead to better lives based on the fact that the medicine should serve to the needs of society, and knowledge should transform society