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JOURNAL OF ADVANCED MALARIA CONTROL (JAMC)
Aims
The Journal of Advanced Malaria Control (JAMC) aims to advance scientific knowledge and support evidence-based interventions that improve malaria prevention, diagnosis, treatment, surveillance, and elimination worldwide.
Scope
The journal welcomes submissions in, but not limited to, the following areas:
- Malaria Epidemiology and Disease Surveillance
- Malaria Prevention and Control Strategies
- Vector Biology and Mosquito Ecology
- Integrated Vector Management
- Insecticide Resistance and Vector Adaptation
- Antimalarial Drug Discovery and Development
- Drug Resistance Monitoring and Management
- Clinical Management of Malaria
- Pediatric and Maternal Malaria
- Malaria Vaccines and Immunology
- Diagnostic Technologies and Rapid Testing
- Molecular and Genomic Studies of Malaria Parasites
- Parasite Biology and Host-Pathogen Interactions
- Environmental and Climate Influences on Malaria Transmission
- Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Disease Mapping
- Artificial Intelligence and Digital Technologies for Malaria Control
- Policy, Governance, and Global Malaria Elimination Initiatives
- Tropical Medicine and Neglected Tropical Diseases
- Implementation Science and Operational Research
The journal particularly encourages studies that demonstrate practical impact, policy relevance, technological innovation, and scalable solutions for reducing malaria burden in endemic and vulnerable populations worldwide.
Objectives
The journal seek to:
- Promote high-quality research that advances malaria prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and elimination.
- Support innovative approaches to vector control, disease surveillance, and public health intervention.
- Encourage research on malaria epidemiology, parasite biology, immunology, and transmission dynamics.
- Advance the development of effective diagnostics, vaccines, antimalarial therapies, and emerging healthcare technologies.
- Foster interdisciplinary collaboration among researchers, clinicians, public health professionals, and policymakers.
- Strengthen evidence-based decision-making for malaria control programs and elimination initiatives.
- Promote implementation research that translates scientific discoveries into practical public health solutions.
- Provide an open-access platform for the global dissemination of impactful malaria research and knowledge.
Keywords
Malaria Control, Malaria Elimination, Malaria Prevention, Malaria Surveillance, Malaria Epidemiology, Vector Biology, Mosquito Ecology, Vector Control, Integrated Vector Management, Insecticide Resistance, Antimalarial Drugs, Drug Resistance, Malaria Vaccines, Clinical Malaria, Tropical Medicine, Infectious Diseases, Public Health, Disease Surveillance, Rapid Diagnostic Tests, Molecular Diagnostics, Parasitology, Parasite Biology, Malaria Immunology, Genomic Epidemiology, Pediatric Malaria