Current Therapeutic Research Volume 92 to 93

“Current Therapeutic Research” (CTR) is a multidisciplinary, peer-reviewed open-access journal with a focus on therapeutics and interventions across all therapeutic areas and aspects of therapy. Here are some key points about CTR:

1. Scope: CTR covers a wide range of topics related to the discovery, development, and use of therapeutics and interventions. It encompasses experimental medicine and therapeutics, clinical use of medicines, pharmaceutical topics, pharmacometrics, complementary medicine and therapies, stem-cell and nutritional therapy, diagnostics, public health, quality of life, patient care, management, and education.
2. Types of Articles: The journal publishes various types of articles, including original research, in-depth review articles, meta-analyses, commentaries, brief reports, case reports, research letters, and letters to the editor. This diverse range of articles allows for the publication of positive, confirmatory, or negative data.
3. Audience: CTR is read by a broad international audience of scientists and healthcare professionals working in research, academic, and clinical practice settings. It serves as a platform for sharing research findings and insights with the goal of improving healthcare.
4. Indexing: Articles published in CTR are indexed by major biomedical abstracting databases, including PubMed/Medline, Clarivate, and Scopus, which enhances the visibility and accessibility of the published research.
5. Interdisciplinary Approach: The journal encourages collaborative and interdisciplinary work and values objectivity, criticism, creativity, innovation, and respect for cultural and professional diversity. It aims to provide a communication space for therapists from various disciplines and specialties.
6. Inclusivity: CTR promotes inclusion and diversity by considering submissions from all over the world, whether they have international or country-specific relevance. This inclusivity extends to research involving specific patient populations.
7. Exclusions: While CTR covers a wide range of therapeutic topics, it does not publish research on traditional medicines (e.g., traditional Chinese medicine, Kampo medicine) or studies involving crude natural products.

In summary, “Current Therapeutic Research” is a comprehensive and inclusive journal that facilitates the dissemination of research findings and advancements in the field of therapeutics and interventions. It welcomes contributions from diverse disciplines and regions, with the aim of advancing healthcare practices and knowledge.