Informed Consent
All research involving human participants must include informed consent obtained from each subject. If the manuscript includes identifiable details, images, or videos, written consent for publication must also be obtained. The manuscript should include a clear statement confirming that informed consent was secured. Authors must ensure that no identifying information—such as names, dates of birth, or identification numbers—is disclosed unless it is scientifically essential and the participant (or their legal guardian) has provided explicit written consent for publication. The editor retains final authority over the content to be published. Authors will be given the opportunity to review and approve the edited manuscript prior to publication.
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