What does WJA mean in JOURNALS

The World Journal of AIDS (WJA) is an international, peer-reviewed, open access journal that focuses on all aspects of HIV/AIDS research and care. WJA publishes original research articles, reviews, case reports and short communications related to HIV science.

WJA covers a broad range of topics related to HIV/AIDS including epidemiology, transmissions, clinical trials, prevention strategies, treatments, therapies and other areas that are relevant to understanding the impact of HIV/AIDS globally.

Submissions are welcome from researchers and members of the medical community from all countries. All manuscripts submitted should be original and not published or under consideration for publication elsewhere.

Yes. There is an article processing charge (APC) for each article accepted for publication in WJA. This charge helps offset the costs associated with providing an open access research platform. Information on payment options is available on the journal's website.

All articles are reviewed by independent experts in the field through a rigorous peer-review process prior to publication. This ensures that only accurate science is presented and published in WJA.

WJA publishes new content every month with at least one special issue per year devoted to a current theme in the field. Special issues help keep readers informed about important advances in HIV/AIDS research and care.

Yes, authors must comply with ethical guidelines set forth by International Committee for Medical Journals Ethics when submitting their work for consideration at WJA. Further information can be found on the journal's website or via email contact with editorial staff at [email protected]

Yes! The editorial team at WJA provides support throughout the entire submission process - from manuscript preparation to final review - so that authors can make sure their work meets all necessary standards before it’s published in the journal.