Writing Rules

1. General Information

Thank you for choosing to submit your manuscript to the ANATOLIA JOURNAL OF MEDICAL AND HEALTH SCIENCES. Our journal welcomes original, scientifically rigorous studies that contribute to the fields of medicine and health sciences. Authors are strongly encouraged to carefully review the Journal Policies, Editorial Principles, Peer Review Process, and Author Guidelines before submission. Manuscripts prepared in accordance with the requirements outlined in this guide can be evaluated, reviewed, and published more efficiently and smoothly. Therefore, authors should ensure that their manuscripts fully comply with the journal's formatting requirements and publication policies and that all required documents are uploaded completely through the submission system.

All manuscripts submitted to the journal are initially evaluated by the Editorial Board for their compliance with the journal’s aims and scope, ethical standards, and author guidelines. Manuscripts that do not conform to the formatting requirements or technical specifications may be returned to the authors for revision. Manuscripts that fall outside the scope of the journal may be rejected without being sent for peer review.

In the ANATOLIA JOURNAL OF MEDICAL AND HEALTH SCIENCES, a maximum of two (2) articles may be published in the same issue with the same author listed as the first author. In addition, an author may publish a maximum of six (6) articles within a calendar year.

Aim and Scope

Anatolia Journal of Medical and Health Sciences (Anatol J Med Health Sci) is a national and international peer-reviewed academic journal. The journal was established to disseminate original, previously unpublished, and not simultaneously submitted clinical and experimental research articles, review articles, full-text conference/symposium proceedings, rare case reports, editorial opinions, and letters to the editor containing the experiences, perspectives, and comments of experts in their respective fields.

The journal accepts submissions from Türkiye and around the world in the fields of Medicine, Basic Medical Sciences, Veterinary Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy, Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation, Nutrition and Dietetics, Midwifery, Nursing, Health Management, Health Economics, Health Tourism, Sports Sciences, Occupational Health and Safety, and Health Technologies.

Anatolia Journal of Medical and Health Sciences (Anatol J Med Health Sci, ISSN: 3108-6039) has been published three times a year (April, August, and December) since 2025.

The journal accepts manuscripts prepared in either Turkish or English. However, manuscripts written in English are strongly encouraged in order to enhance the international visibility, accessibility, and citation potential of published studies.

All submitted manuscripts must be prepared in accordance with the grammatical, spelling, and punctuation rules of the language in which they are written (Turkish or English) and should be presented in a clear, concise, and academic style. Manuscripts found to be inadequate in terms of language quality and expression may be returned to the authors for revision before being considered for scientific evaluation.

Manuscripts submitted to the journal must be original, unpublished, and not under consideration for publication elsewhere. It is assumed that all authors have read and approved the submitted manuscript and share responsibility for its content.

All submissions are initially evaluated by the Editorial Board for compliance with the journal’s aims and scope, ethical standards, language and writing quality, scientific presentation, and author guidelines. Manuscripts that do not meet these requirements may be returned to the authors for revision or rejected without being sent for peer review.

Manuscripts that successfully pass the preliminary evaluation are reviewed by at least two independent experts in the relevant field under a double-blind peer-review system to ensure an objective and impartial evaluation process. Within this process, the identities of both authors and reviewers are kept confidential.

If revisions are requested following the peer-review process, the manuscript and reviewers’ reports are returned to the corresponding author. Authors are required to complete the requested revisions within the specified period and resubmit the revised manuscript through the online submission system.

The final decision regarding the acceptance or rejection of a manuscript is made by the Editor-in-Chief based on the reviewers’ recommendations and the editorial evaluation. The authors bear full responsibility for the opinions, interpretations, and scientific content presented in their published work.

In accordance with the publication ethics and plagiarism policies of the Anatolia Journal of Medical and Health Sciences, a similarity (plagiarism) report for the submitted manuscript must be uploaded to the system by the corresponding author at the time of submission. The Editorial Board reserves the right to request additional ethical documents, declarations, or explanations when deemed necessary.

Original Research Article

Original research articles conducted in the fields of medicine and health sciences are accepted for publication. The abstract must not exceed 250 words.

Both a Turkish abstract (ÖZ) and an English abstract (ABSTRACT) must be provided.

The abstract of original research articles should be structured under the following subheadings:

Objective, Materials and Methods, Results, Conclusion, Keywords

A maximum of six (6) keywords should be provided and listed in alphabetical order.

Keywords should be selected in accordance with the Turkish Scientific Terms (TBT) and Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) databases.

MAIN TEXT HEADINGS

1. INTRODUCTION
2. MATERIALS AND METHODS

2.1. Chemical Analyses

3. RESULTS
4. DISCUSSION
5. CONCLUSION

REFERENCES

The heading should be written in uppercase letters and bold font.

REVIEWS: Should be prepared on current, scientific topics and use up-to-date sources. Should not exceed 5000 words. Abstracts should not exceed 250 words. Figures (figures, images, drawings, graphs, maps, etc.) and tables should be within reasonable limits, considering the integrity of the review and the word count. The general format is: title page, ABSTRACT (in English), Keywords (in Turkish and English), 1. INTRODUCTION (1.1. Main and Subheadings related to the topic), 2. CONCLUSION, and REFERENCES. Ethical committee approval is not required for classic review articles, except for systematic reviews and meta-analyses. Systematic reviews and meta-analyses should be prepared in accordance with the PRISMA 2020 guidelines.

CASE REPORT: Case reports should be concise and brief, not exceeding 2000 words, with the abstract not exceeding 250 words. The informed consent form must be included in the text. The general format is structured as follows: title page, Turkish ABSTRACT and English ABSTRACT, Keywords (Turkish and English), Text (1. INTRODUCTION, 2. CASE, 3. DISCUSSION, and 4. CONCLUSION, REFERENCES). The aim/focus of the study and the word "case report" should be included in the title. Informed written consent from the patient/individual is mandatory for case reports.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Should not exceed 750 words. We support letters that offer objective, constructive, and educational critiques of published articles. These letters will be considered if they relate to articles published within the previous year. Letters should not include more than five sources. These letters will be published in one or two issues after the article's publication. The general format is: Title Page (in Turkish and English, but subheadings are not necessary as in the articles), text (should begin with "Dear Editor"), AND REFERENCES, structured as a maximum of one table or figure.

Article Type	Word Limit	Abstract Word Limit	Resource Limit	Table Limit	Picture Limit
Research Article	8000	Max 250	Max 60	Max 10	Max 10
Revıews	5000	Max 250	Max 60	Max 5	Max 5
Case Report	2000	150- 250	Max 15	Max 2	Max 5
Letter to the Editor	750	Özet yok	Max 5	Tablo Yok	Resim Yok

When an article is submitted along with a Copyright Transfer Agreement signed by all authors, it guarantees (confirms) that it is original, has not been published elsewhere, and has been approved – implicitly or explicitly – by all co-authors and the responsible authorities in the unit/institute where the study was conducted. The publisher will not be held legally liable in the event of any claims for damages. Before submitting an article, please ensure that the article complies with the journal guidelines (instructions) and that you are ready to upload all required documents (Cover Page, Blind Peer Review Template, Copyright Form, Conflict of Interest Form, Ethics Committee Approval Form (if required), Research Form Exempt from Ethics Committee Approval, AI Use Statement, Informed Consent Form, Similarity Report, Data Availability Statement Form). Please note that submissions lacking the required documents/statements will be returned incomplete.

Turkish Title

• English Title
• Author Names and Institution Information
• ORCID ID number is mandatory for all authors. • Corresponding Author Information
• Article Type
• Acknowledgments
• Conflict of Interest Statement: All authors must complete and sign the conflict of interest form and upload it to the system. • Author Contribution Statement: (Concept: XX, Design: XX, Data Collection: XX, Analysis and Interpretation: XX, Literature Review: XX, Article Writing: XX, Critical Review: XX)
• Ethics Committee Information "Ethics committee information should be included on the cover page, and the ethics committee approval document should also be uploaded to the system."

The ethics committee approval should include the full name of the institution, the approval number, and the exact date it was obtained. In studies conducted on humans, it should be stated that the participants in the research were informed and their consent was obtained. In addition, in experimental studies conducted on animals, it should be stated that the research method was approved by the relevant animal experiment ethics committee. "Information from the ethics committee should be blinded during the peer review process and included in the final text after acceptance."

Research requiring ethics committee approval includes:

All types of research conducted using qualitative or quantitative approaches that require data collection from participants using survey, interview, focus group, observation, experiment, and discussion techniques,

The use of humans and animals (including materials/data) for experimental or other scientific purposes, Clinical research on humans, Research on animals, For retrospective studies in accordance with the Personal Data Protection Law, the need for an ethics committee is evaluated according to the current regulations of the relevant institution and national legislation.

The Declaration Form for Research Not Requiring Ethics Committee Approval must be uploaded to the system. In studies that do not require ethics committee approval, the reason why ethics committee approval was not obtained must be clearly stated.

"In clinical research, the registration number from ClinicalTrials.gov or an equivalent registration system must be specified."

In human research, it must be stated that an informed consent form was obtained.

In animal experiments, the relevant ethics committee approval must have been obtained. • Financial support information: (If applicable, grant information and other financial support sources should be included here) (This should be stated in this section.)

**If the study has been presented somewhere before (congress, presentation, poster, open platform, etc.) or is derived from a thesis, this should be stated in this section.

To submit your manuscript prepared in accordance with these guidelines to the Anatolia Journal of Medical and Health Sciences, please visit the submission page at https://anatoliamedhealth.com/index.php/pub/about/submissions and select "Login" or "Register" to create an account.

Your default login credential is your e-mail address. Please use your existing account and do not create a new account for each submission.

You may start the submission process by clicking the “Submit Manuscript” button on the journal’s homepage.

Before submitting your manuscript, please make sure to review the Submission Checklist carefully.

After logging into the journal management system using their user credentials, authors can track the status of manuscripts submitted to the ANATOLIA JOURNAL OF MEDICAL AND HEALTH SCIENCES through their personal dashboard.

Once a manuscript has been submitted through the online system, all stages of the evaluation process can be monitored electronically. In addition, the corresponding author will be automatically notified by e-mail regarding any updates, decisions, or actions related to the submission.

To verify the originality of submitted manuscripts, authors are required to generate a similarity report using Turnitin, iThenticate, or an equivalent plagiarism-detection software and upload the report as a separate file entitled “Similarity Report” during the submission process.

Even if a similarity report has been provided at the time of submission, all manuscripts may be re-evaluated during the editorial review process using plagiarism-detection software approved by the journal. Manuscripts with an unacceptable similarity rate or those raising ethical concerns may be excluded from the review process or returned to the authors for further explanation.

The overall similarity index generated by iThenticate, excluding references, must be below 20%.

Regardless of the similarity percentage, manuscripts found to involve plagiarism, salami publication, data fabrication, data falsification, or duplicate publication will be rejected.

Please refer to our information regarding Ethical Principles and Publication Policy. Before submitting your manuscript, authors are reminded to carefully read the section on “Authors’ Ethical Responsibilities.”

The Anatolia Journal of Medical and Health Sciences adheres to the principles of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE), the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE), and the Declaration of Helsinki in its publication processes.

Any unethical practices in publication, including plagiarism, data fabrication, data falsification, duplicate publication, salami slicing, guest or honorary authorship, undisclosed conflicts of interest, and ethical violations related to the use of artificial intelligence, will be subject to appropriate action when detected.

The article text should be on one side of A4 size paper, in 10-point font (main headings 12 points and subheadings 10 points and bold), Times New Roman font, and single-spaced. The page margins should be 2.5 cm on the top, bottom, left, and right. Each page of the article should be numbered (continuous numbering). Paragraphs should not be indented within the article text.

The entire article, including the full text, references, figures, and tables, should be in a single file. Figures and tables should be cited in the relevant places within the article. The article; The main sections of the article should consist of: Turkish Title, Turkish Abstract (Abstract), Keywords, English Title, English Abstract (Abstract), Keywords, 1. INTRODUCTION, 2. MATERIALS AND METHODS (2nd and 3rd level headings should be bold and the first letter of each word capitalized (2.1. Subheading), and should be written in sentence structure), 3. RESULTS, 4. DISCUSSION, 5. CONCLUSIONS, (Acknowledgements, Conflict of Interest Statement, Authors' Contribution Statement, Ethics Committee Approval, Institutional and Financial Support - This section will be on the cover page of the article upload and will not be in the main text file), REFERENCES, along with Figures and Tables. For articles written in Turkish, the Turkish abstract should be given first, followed by the English abstract; for articles written in English, the English abstract should be given first, followed by the Turkish abstract. All main section headings should be in 12-point font, and any sub-section headings should be in Times New Roman font, 10-point font, without paragraph indentation, in bold letters. In sub-section headings, the first letter of each word should be capitalized and bold, with the remaining words in lowercase. The article text to be uploaded should not include identifying information about the author(s) such as name, surname, institution, or contact information (after the Turkish/English title).

The article should not exceed 24 pages, including the "References" section. Authors may use the Article Preparation Template on the journal's website to create these sections.

Short, concise, and appropriate for the manuscript text; each word should be capitalized, bolded, and centered. The English title must fully correspond to the Turkish title.

It should be prepared to include the aim, materials and methods, main findings, and conclusions of the study. The purpose of the research, the methods applied, the key results obtained, and the scientific contribution of these results should be presented clearly and concisely. The abstract (Objective, Materials and Methods, Results, Conclusion, Keywords) should not exceed 250 words. No references should be used in this section.

The first letter of each word should be capitalized, and the remaining letters should be lowercase (except for proper nouns). If possible, it should consist of words not used in the title. The keywords should best describe the study. The number of keywords should be a maximum of 6 and should be written in alphabetical order. “Keywords should be selected in accordance with the Turkey Science Terms (TBT) and Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) databases.”

In the introduction section, the research topic should be addressed in line with current literature, and the scientific basis and necessity of the study should be explained. In addition, the aim of the research, its original contribution, and the hypothesis(es) intended to be tested should be clearly stated.

The Materials and Methods section should include sufficient detail to ensure the reproducibility of the study. Previously published methods should be cited, and any significant modifications made to these methods should be explained. Newly developed or original methods should be described in sufficient detail to allow the study to be replicated.

The Results section should present the findings of the study in a logical order and, when necessary, support them with tables, figures, or graphs. The results should be presented clearly and understandably, without interpretation.

In the Discussion section, the findings obtained should be evaluated and interpreted in the light of the relevant literature. Repetition of the results should be avoided in this section; instead, the scientific significance of the findings, their contribution to the literature, and the new knowledge they provide should be emphasized. In addition, the strengths and limitations of the study should be appropriately discussed.

The Conclusion section should include a general evaluation of the main findings obtained from the study and should highlight the study’s potential contributions to scientific knowledge, clinical practice, or future research. If any recommendations are available, they should be presented clearly and concisely in line with the findings.

This section should not include new data or interpretations; repetition of the information presented in detail in the Introduction, Results, and Discussion sections should be avoided.

Acknowledgements:
The author(s) would like to thank all individuals and institutions that contributed to the conduct of this study.

Conflict of Interest Statement:
All authors must complete and sign the conflict of interest form and upload it to the system.

Author Contributions:

1XX: Concept, 2XY: Design, 3XA: Data Collection, 4XB: Analysis and Interpretation, 5XT: Literature Review, 6XZ: Writing the Manuscript, 7XK:Critical Review.
The author contribution statement is mandatory for multi-authored studies. Each author must have made a meaningful scientific contribution to at least one stage of the study, such as study design, data collection, data analysis, interpretation of results, or manuscript preparation.
All authors are jointly responsible for the content of the manuscript and must have read and approved the final version. In case of errors, omissions, or ethical issues identified after publication, authors are obliged to cooperate with the journal regarding corrections, retractions, or clarifications.

Ethics Committee Approval:

“Ethics committee information must be included on the cover page, and the ethics approval document must also be uploaded to the system.”
Ethics approval must include the full institutional name, approval number, and exact date of approval. In studies involving human participants, it must be stated that informed consent was obtained from participants after they were informed about the study. In experimental studies on animals, it must also be stated that the study protocol was approved by the relevant animal ethics committee. During the peer-review process, ethics committee details must be blinded and included in the final version after acceptance.

Studies requiring ethics approval include:
All qualitative or quantitative research involving data collection from participants using surveys, interviews, focus groups, observations, experiments, or similar methods;
Experimental or scientific studies involving humans or animals (including materials/data);
Clinical studies involving humans;
Animal studies;
For retrospective studies under personal data protection laws, the requirement for ethics approval should be evaluated according to the current regulations of the relevant institution and country.

For studies not requiring ethics approval, a declaration form must be submitted to the system. In such cases, a clear explanation must be provided as to why ethics approval was not required.

“In clinical trials, the registration number from ClinicalTrials.gov or an equivalent registry system must be provided.”

Financial Support Information: (If applicable, all grant and funding sources should be stated in this section.)
If the study has been previously presented (conference, abstract, poster, public platform, etc.) or derived from a thesis, this should also be stated in this section.

In human studies, it must be stated that informed consent was obtained from participants.
Institutional and Financial Support: This study was supported by [Institution Name].

During manuscript submission, all author information must be entered completely and accurately into the system, and the corresponding author and author order must be finalized. After submission, adding, removing, or changing the order of authors is generally not permitted. However, in exceptional cases, such requests may be considered by the editorial office provided that they are supported with detailed justification and written approval from all authors. No authorship changes are allowed after the manuscript has been accepted.

All abbreviations used in the manuscript must be defined at their first occurrence in both the abstract and the main text. After the definition, the abbreviation should be provided in parentheses and used consistently throughout the manuscript. For example: Short-Chain Fatty Acids (SCFA). In the text, SCFA should be used thereafter.

Genus and species names should be written in italics. At their first mention in the text, the full genus name should be written out, and it may be abbreviated in subsequent mentions. When referring to a species, the genus name should not be used alone; care should be taken when using “sp.” (singular) or “spp.” (plural).

Names of genes, proteins, enzymes, drugs, and biological agents should be written according to current international standards. Generic names should be used instead of commercial product names whenever possible; when trade names must be used, the manufacturer, city, and country information should be provided.

Please ensure that equations are editable. In the text, a space should be placed on both sides of equality and relational symbols such as <, ±, =, etc. The SI system should be used for units and symbols.

In the manuscript text, as well as in figures and tables, a period (.) must be used as the decimal separator (e.g., 4.75 instead of 4,75). All decimal numbers in the text or tables must therefore be written using a period.

For example: %49.56 or mean 24.36 ± 2.45.

No space should be left between the % sign and the number. For example: %48.64.

The “/” symbol should not be used in units; instead, a space should be placed between unit components (e.g., m/s should be written as m s⁻¹, kg m/s² should be written as kg m s⁻²).

In Turkish manuscripts, the percentage sign is written before the number, whereas in English manuscripts it is written after the number. For example, in Turkish: %57.6; in English: 49.2%.

When using parentheses ( ), quotation marks “ ”, and the slash /, no spaces should be left immediately inside these symbols. For example, there should be no space after opening or before closing parentheses.

In lists within the text, numbers should not be used; instead, the bullet symbol “•” should be used.

Statistical values such as significance (p < 0.05), mean (X ± SD), analysis of variance values (F, t, z), correlations (R, r), and other statistical indicators should not be italicized.

A space should be placed between numbers and units (e.g., 9 kg P₂O₅ ha⁻¹, 13 kg m⁻¹ s⁻², 30 N m, 2 dS m⁻¹, 15 °C, and %41). Exceptions include degree, minute, and second symbols used for angular measurements (°, ′, ″), which should be written immediately after the number without a space (e.g., 22°, 33′, 50″).

All visual materials other than tables (such as drawings, photographs, images, graphics, etc.) should be defined as “Figure.” Tables and figures should be numbered consecutively using Arabic numerals (e.g., Table 1, Figure 1) unless there is only one table or one figure in the manuscript. In English manuscripts, they should be written as Table 1 and Figure 1.

Each table and figure must have a short, descriptive title. Tables and figures should appear in the manuscript after they are cited in the text.

Tables
• Tables should be placed in appropriate locations within the text.
• The title should be placed above the table.
• The title should be written in 10-point font.
• Table content should be prepared in at least 8-point font.

Example:
Table 1. Demographic characteristics of the study group

Figures and Graphics
• The title should be placed below the figure.
• They must have a minimum resolution of 300 dpi.
• They should be prepared in JPEG, PNG, or TIFF format.

Authors are responsible for obtaining the necessary permissions from the relevant copyright holders for any materials taken or adapted from other sources, including figures, tables, images, text excerpts, questionnaires, scales, software, or any other copyrighted material. Documentation of such permissions must be submitted to the editorial office upon request. All legal and financial responsibilities arising from copyright permissions belong to the authors. Anatolia Journal of Medical and Health Sciences does not cover any fees or expenses related to obtaining permissions and does not accept responsibility in this regard. If the required permissions cannot be obtained, the relevant materials must not be included in the manuscript.

Footnotes should be numbered consecutively. Footnotes related to tables and figures should be indicated using superscript lowercase letters (a, b, c, etc.). Appropriate symbols (e.g., *, **, ***) may be used for statistical significance levels and other specific explanations, and their meanings must be clearly defined in the footnotes. No references should be cited in footnotes; bibliographic information must be included only in the References section.

Example

Early embryonic development in mice, known as the preimplantation period, begins when the egg and sperm fuse to form a totipotent zygote. The zygote undergoes successive asymmetric cell divisions that ultimately produce a blastocyst composed of three distinct lineages: trophoectoderm (TE), epiblast (EPI), and primitive endoderm (PrE) [1]. The first two cleavage divisions proceed more slowly than subsequent ones, and as development continues, blastomeres lose their spherical form and adhere tightly through E-cadherin-mediated junctions, a process known as compaction [2,3]. The compacted embryo forms the morula, which later develops into the blastocyst, marking the onset of cell fate determination and loss of full developmental plasticity. Although cells isolated from four- or eight-cell stage embryos cannot develop independently, they retain complete developmental capacity when combined with other blastomeres in experimental chimeras [4,5].

The establishment of cell polarity plays a crucial role in lineage specification during this stage. Polarity formation generates an apical–basolateral axis, allowing cells to organize asymmetrically and adopt distinct fates. Polarization occurs shortly after compaction, within a few hours, and separates the outer polarized cells from the inner non-polarized cells. Consequently, the polarized outer blastomeres form the TE, contributing to the placenta, whereas the non-polarized inner cells constitute the inner cell mass (ICM), which gives rise to both EPI and PrE [6,7].  This first lineage segregation is regulated by transcription factors: OCT4 and Nanog are expressed in the ICM and maintain pluripotency, while CDX2 specifies TE identity [8].

References should be prepared in accordance with the Vancouver/NLM style. They should be written in Times New Roman font, 10 point size. Vancouver Reference Style Periodicals

For articles with 1-6 authors and Journal Articles with DOI Numbers

REFERENCES

[1] Chan LL, Mak JW, Low YT, Koh TT, Ithoi I, Mohamed SM. Isolation and characterization of Acanthamoeba spp. from air-conditioners in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Acta Trop. 2011;117:23-30. [2] Garcia AA, Koperniku A, Ferreira JC, & Mochly-Rosen D. Treatment strategies for glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency: past and future perspectives. Trends in Pharmacological Sciences, 2021;42(10): 829-844. doi:10.13189/ujm.2021.041102

[3] Asar R, Çelikten Y. Shadowing a woman administrator: A Turkish case. Universal Journal of Management, 2016;4(11):607-614. doi:10.13189/ujm.2016.041102

[4] Chan LL, Mak JW, Low YT, Koh TT, Ithoi I, Mohamed SM. Isolation and characterization of Acanthamoeba spp. from air-conditioners in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Acta Trop. 2011;117:23-30.

For articles with more than 6 authors;

- Hallal AH, Amortegui JD, Jeroukhimov IM, Casillas J, Schulman CI, Manning RJ, et al. Magnetic resonance cholangiopancreatography accurately detects common bile duct stones in resolving gallstone pancreatitis. J Am Coll Surg. 2005;200(6):869-75.

Books in Vancouver Source Style

Printed Book

Başaran İE, Çınkır Ş. Academic and theoretical studies in health sciences. Ankara: Ekinoks Publishing House; 2011.

Carlson BM. Human embryology and developmental biology. 4th ed. St. Louis: Mosby; 2009.

Edited Book

Kesharwani P, editor. Nanotechnology based approaches for tuberculosis treatment. Academic Press; 2020.

Chapter in an Edited Book

Dönmez B. Motivation. In: Özdemir S, editor. Theory and practice in educational management. Ankara: Pegem Academy, 2013; pp. 185-229.

Blaxter PS, Farnsworth TP. Social health and class inequalities. In: Carter C, Peel JR, editors. Equalities and inequalities in health. 2nd ed. London: Academic Press; 1976. p. 165-78. • Translated Book

Enloe C. Bananas, beaches and military bases. Translated by: Kurt B, Aydın E. Çitlembik Publications, 2003.

Vancouver Source Style Encyclopedia

Akun ÖF. Ali Mustafa Efendi. Ankara: TDV; 1989.

Vancouver Source Style Theses

Esen R. The effect of lycopene on some antioxidant enzymes in liver tissue of rats exposed to lead acetate [Doctoral dissertation]. Siirt: Siirt University; 2019.

Hasund IK. The discourse markers like in English and liksom in Norwegian teenage language: A corpus-based, cross-linguistic study [dissertation]. Bergen: University of Bergen; 2003.

Vancouver Source Style Paper

Akçay A. The effect of lycopene on some antioxidant enzymes in liver tissue of rats exposed to lead acetate. International Congress of Medical and Health Sciences; May 22, 2004; Ankara, Turkey.

Vancouver Source Style Web Page

Asar R. Human Nature from a Management Perspective [Internet]. Yönetimsel; 2021 [Accessed March 26, 2021]. Available at: https://yonetsel.com/yonetim-acisindan-insan-dogasi/

Kapperud G. Utbruddsveil [Internet]. I Folkehelseins; 2016 [cited June 30, 2016]. Available from: https://www.fhi.no/nettpub/utbruddsveilederen/

Vancouver Source Style Visual Media

European Side. European Side Episode 51. [Accessed: August 21, 2015]. Available at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nAkHkHwZVAs

References should be written in 10-point Times New Roman font with single line spacing. For publications with a DOI number in the reference list, the DOI information must be provided.

Withdrawal of a manuscript is possible only with the written consent of all authors and upon evaluation and approval by the Editorial Board.

Withdrawal requests that are not approved by the Editorial Board shall be deemed invalid, and the manuscript may not be submitted to another journal until the withdrawal process has been formally completed.

The Anatolia Journal of Medical and Health Sciences adheres to the principles and guidelines of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE), the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE), and the Declaration of Helsinki throughout its publication processes.

Any violations of publication ethics—including plagiarism, data fabrication, data falsification, duplicate publication, salami publication (salami slicing), inappropriate authorship, undisclosed conflicts of interest, and ethical misconduct involving the use of artificial intelligence—will be thoroughly investigated, and appropriate actions will be taken in accordance with the journal's ethical policies and internationally accepted publishing standards.