Mogito Open Access Journal of Global Health & Epidemiology (MJGHE) Authors Guide

At MJGHE, we are proud to collaborate with a distinguished team of public health experts, epidemiologists, researchers, and healthcare professionals from across the globe. Our Editorial Board Members bring a wealth of expertise that spans the entire spectrum of global health and epidemiology — from infectious disease surveillance and health systems research to non-communicable diseases, environmental health, and global health policy.

Together, they uphold the highest standards of peer review, ethical integrity, and scientific rigor. Their unwavering commitment to advancing public health knowledge and fostering open, inclusive access to impactful research is the cornerstone of MJGHE’s mission and the driving force behind our global platform.

Mogito Open Access Journal of Global Health & Epidemiology (MJGHE)
Author Guidelines

This guide outlines the submission process, manuscript preparation, and ethical standards required for publication in MJGHE.

1. Scope of the Journal

MJGHE publishes peer-reviewed articles that advance knowledge, policy, and practice in global health and epidemiology. We welcome interdisciplinary submissions on topics including, but not limited to:

  • Global Disease Surveillance and Outbreak Response

  • Epidemiological Methods and Public Health Analytics

  • Health Systems Research and Policy

  • Infectious and Non-Communicable Disease Epidemiology

  • Environmental and Occupational Health

  • Social Determinants of Health

  • Maternal, Child, and Reproductive Health

  • Health Equity, Disparities, and Global Burden of Disease

  • Vaccination and Preventive Health Programs

  • Climate Change and Global Health Impacts

  • Epidemiology in Humanitarian and Low-Resource Settings

2. Types of Manuscripts Accepted

MJGHE accepts the following categories:

  • Original Research Articles – Empirical studies with rigorous data and global relevance

  • Review Articles – Syntheses of literature and current practices in global health

  • Systematic Reviews & Meta-Analyses – Evidence-based analyses of public health issues

  • Field Reports and Case Studies – Real-world examples of public health interventions

  • Brief Reports – Concise studies or preliminary data with significant public health implications

  • Commentaries & Policy Perspectives – Expert insight into pressing health challenges

  • Editorials – Invited thought leadership on emerging global health topics

  • Letters to the Editor – Constructive commentary or critique

3. Manuscript Preparation Guidelines

A. Formatting Requirements

  • Submit as Microsoft Word (.doc or .docx)

  • Font: Times New Roman, size 12

  • Line spacing: 1.5, with page numbers throughout

Title Page must include:

  • Full manuscript title

  • Names and institutional affiliations of all authors

  • Corresponding author’s name, email, and contact details

B. Abstract and Keywords

  • Required for all original research and review articles (max. 250 words)

  • Structured format for original research: Background, Methods, Results, Conclusion

  • Include 4–6 keywords

C. Main Text Structure

For Original Research Articles, structure as follows:

  • Introduction

  • Methods

  • Results

  • Discussion

  • Conclusion

Other article types may follow formats appropriate to their category.

4. References and Citation Style

  • Use Vancouver citation style

  • References should be numbered in the order they appear in the text

  • Include only published or accessible, peer-reviewed sources

  • Ensure accuracy and formatting consistency

5. Figures and Tables

  • Submit as part of the manuscript or as separate high-resolution files

  • Number and title all figures and tables (e.g., Figure 1, Table 1)

  • Provide descriptive legends

  • Minimum resolution: 300 dpi

  • Patient-identifiable images must have written consent

6. Ethical Considerations

A. Human and Animal Research

  • Provide evidence of ethics committee approval

  • Confirm informed consent for human subjects

  • Adhere to local and international ethical research standards

B. Plagiarism and Originality

  • Submissions must be original and not under review elsewhere

  • All manuscripts are screened for plagiarism

  • Authors are responsible for the integrity of their work

C. Authorship

  • Follows ICMJE authorship criteria

  • All listed authors must have made substantial contributions

  • Authorship changes post-submission require written consent from all authors

7. Peer Review Process

  • MJGHE operates a double-blind peer review system

  • Reviewed by at least two independent experts

  • Editorial decisions typically rendered within 4–6 weeks

  • Authors may be asked to revise based on reviewer feedback

8. Open Access Policy

MJGHE is a fully open access journal. All content is published under a Creative Commons Attribution License (CC BY 4.0), allowing unrestricted use with proper citation.

9. Article Processing Charges (APC)

To sustain open access, APCs may apply.

  • Discounts or waivers are available for authors from low-income countries or with demonstrated financial need

  • For current APC rates or waiver inquiries, contact the editorial office at:
    editors_mjghe@mogitojournals.org

10. Submission Instructions

Submit manuscripts by email to:
mjghe@mogitojournals.org

Include:

  • A cover letter

  • The complete manuscript (including title page, abstract, references)

  • Tables and figures (if applicable)

  • Ethics approval documents (if applicable)

11. Contact Information

For inquiries related to submission, formatting, or policies, please contact:
editors_mjghe@mogitojournals.org
www.mogitojournals.org

About (MJGHE)

Welcome to the Mogito Open Access Journal of Global Health & Epidemiology (MJGHE) a dynamic, peer-reviewed platform dedicated to advancing public health, epidemiological research, and health equity worldwide.

MJGHE is more than a journal it is a global voice for data-driven action, interdisciplinary collaboration, and transformative public health scholarship. We spotlight evidence-based research that informs policy, strengthens health systems, and improves population-level outcomes across borders.