Ethical Standards for Human & Animal Research
The Journal of Biomedical Research & Environmental Sciences (JBRES) is committed to responsible research and ethical publishing. All manuscripts involving human participants, human data/samples, animals, or field studies must comply with applicable institutional, national, and international ethics requirements. These standards protect participants, ensure humane animal welfare, and strengthen the trustworthiness of open-access science.
Quick Ethics Checklist (Before Submission)
- Ethics committee / IRB approval (or justified exemption)
- Informed consent statement (and assent for minors when applicable)
- Privacy protection for identifiable data/images
- Institutional animal ethics approval and protocol number
- Humane care, anesthesia/analgesia and endpoints described
- Justification of animal number and welfare considerations
- Local permits / permissions (where required)
- Compliance with national/international guidance
- Community/participant protection and data ethics
Detailed Requirements
Recommended Wording (Copy & Paste Examples)
Why This Matters for Authors
Strong ethics reporting increases the credibility of your work, supports reproducibility, and helps readers trust your findings. In an open access environment, your research can reach clinicians, policymakers, educators, and global researchers— therefore clear ethical compliance strengthens the impact of your publication.
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