Aims. Current Biomedicine aims to rapidly and accurately disseminate good-quality biomedical research, significantly benefiting the society.

 

Scope. Current Biomedicine ecovers a wide range of life sciences topics, both directly and indirectly related to human and animal health, supporting the One Medicine concept. These fields include (but are not limited to):

• anatomy,
• biochemistry,
• bioinformatics,
• biomedical engineering,
• biostatistics,
• biotechnology,
• clinics,
• cell biology,
• cytogenetics,
• embryology,
• epidemiology,
• ethnomedicine,
• experimental surgery,
• gene therapy,
• genetics,
• histology,
• immunology,
• laboratory diagnostics,
• legislation and bioethics,
• microbiology,
• molecular biology,
• nanobiotechnology,
• one health,
• parasitology,
• pathology,
• pharmacology,
• pharmacy,
• physiology,
• phytopharmaceuticals,
• public health,
• radiology and imaging,
• regenerative medicine,
• reproduction,
• surgery, and
• toxicology.