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Sign in, then select Aging Research and Healthcare before starting the submission. Use the account record to manage the manuscript and later editorial communication.
JARH submission
A clear, journal-specific route for complete submissions in aging research and healthcare.
First confirm scope and prepare the manuscript record. Then use ManuscriptZone or the JARH submission form to keep the journal context visible.
ISSN 2474-7785 · CC BY 4.0 open access · Single-blind (double-blind on request)
Use the route that keeps the manuscript attached to Aging Research and Healthcare from the outset. Email is not a manuscript-submission route.
Sign in, then select Aging Research and Healthcare before starting the submission. Use the account record to manage the manuscript and later editorial communication.
Use the journal-specific form when it is the appropriate route for your submission. The form is already set to the JARH context.
Before starting
A complete record makes editorial assessment and review more focused. It does not promise a particular decision or timetable.
Work through the sequence before opening the submission route so that the manuscript is ready for a meaningful editorial assessment.
Check that the research has a clear aging, geriatric-care, caregiving, or aging-systems relevance and that the population, setting, and outcomes are described precisely.
Prepare the title, abstract, keywords, methods, results, tables, figures, references, and any supplementary material needed for readers to evaluate the work.
Provide author and affiliation details, the corresponding author, contributions, ethics and consent information where relevant, funding, competing interests, and data-availability information.
Sign in to ManuscriptZone and select Aging Research and Healthcare, or use the JARH submission form. Do not use email as a manuscript-submission route.
A reviewable research record
JARH uses single-blind peer review, with double-blind review available on request. Editorial decisions consider scholarly merit, ethics, and scope. If revisions are requested, respond to the editorial and reviewer points clearly and keep changes traceable.
Check the detailed scope, manuscript, policy, cost, and call-for-papers guidance without losing the journal-specific context.
State the research question, describe the population or setting, report methods and measures clearly, and explain what the results do—and do not—support.
Include relevant ethics approval and consent information, permissions for reused material, funding, conflicts of interest, and a data-availability statement.
Use a recognised reporting framework where it fits the study design, and make the evidence, limitations, and practical implications transparent.
Ensure that all authors have reviewed the final manuscript, that affiliations and contributions are accurate, and that the corresponding author can manage the submission record.
Sign in to ManuscriptZone, select Aging Research and Healthcare, and begin with the complete manuscript record.
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