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The European Journal of Public Health 1998 8(2):102-104; doi:10.1093/eurpub/8.2.102
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EDITORIAL

The European Journal of Public Health: from infancy to young adulthood

DON ODOM1 and MARTIN MCKEE2

1Centre for Public Health Research Karlstad, Sweden
2London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine London, UK

Don Odom, BSc, DipISSc, MSSc, Centre for Public Health Research, P.O. Box 9104, S-65009 Karlstad, Sweden, tel. +46 54 885539 or 885500, fax +46 54 885530, e-mail: ejph{at}hks.se

Abstract

The European Journal of Public Health is an international multidisciplinary journal devoted to public health research and analysis. The goal is to support the development of a pan-European agenda within a global public health framework. The multidisciplinary international nature of the journal is characterized by the number and diversity of the manuscripts received for review, the composition of the editorial and reviewer groups, the number and type of databases In which the journal is abstracted, and the wide-ranging membership of the European Public Health Association, whose journal it is. The journal also adheres to the guidelines set down by the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors for manuscript submission, supplemented by specific policy documents.

Keywords: multidisciplinary, international, public health, EUPHA, ICMJE


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