International Journal of Travel Medicine and Global Health

International Journal of Travel Medicine and Global Health is a double-blind peer-reviewed quarterly journal, owned, managed, and published by the International Travel Medicine Center of Iran since 2013. The journal publishes high-quality research and reviews in the fields of Travel Medicine and Global Health, covering all Global Health issues and aiming to increase the understanding, diagnosis and treatment of various disorders which can be presented, deteriorated, or healed during a travel.

Journal Title	International Journal of Travel Medicine and Global Health
P-ISSN	2322-1100
E-ISSN	2476-5759
Frequency	Quarterly
Editor-in-Chief	Morteza Izadi, MD.
Language	English Full Texts and Abstracts
Plagiarism Checker	iThenticate
Peer Review Policy	Double-blind
Article Processing Charges	No APC
Average Review Time	2-4 Months
Acceptance Rate	30%
Owner & Publisher	International Travel Medicine Center of Iran

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