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Code of Ethics - Middle East Journal of Age and Ageing
(ME-JAA)

Middle East Journal of Age and Ageing is a peer reviewed journal, published to advance the status of gerontology in the Middle East region and to share research and clinical study between nations of the Middle East and between the Middle East and the rest of the world.

Middle East Journal of Age and Ageing is supported by the Middle East Network on Ageing Research (MENAR) and other professional organisations and has an extensive Editorial Board.

Middle East Journal of Age and Ageing respects all cultures, religions and people.

Middle East Journal of Age and Ageing addresses patient informed consent and quality of care.

Middle East Journal of Age and Ageing respects the doctor patient relationship as the focal point of healthcare delivery.

Middle East Journal of Age and Ageing is available free online and thus is universally available including to individuals, groups, or populations that may not otherwise have access to such medical information.

Middle East Journal of Age and Ageing actively seeks articles of specific interest or educational value to practicing doctors of the region.

Middle East Journal of Age and Ageing has no allegiance to any commercial or political organisations.

Middle East Journal of Age and Ageing requires that authors report any conflict of interest (e.g., financial interest in any medical companies, pharmaceutical funding of topic-related research) and posts any such declaration in each of the authors' chapters.

Middle East Journal of Age and Ageing accepts paper based on Medline requirements. Click here for detail on Submission of Manuscripts.

Middle East Journal of Age and Ageing encourages articles of the highest quality but also accepts articles that seek to improve human health in the region, and that outline areas of social political or religious barriers to optimum healthcare.

While the Middle East Journal of Age and Ageing accepts advertising all such advertising is accepted on the grounds that any products and services mentioned are correct in and that the carrying of such advertising does not endorse any product or service depicted in such.

Middle East Journal of Age and Ageing strives to ensure that any claims relating to the benefits of a specific treatment, commercial product, or service are supported by appropriate balanced evidence.

Middle East Journal of Age and Ageing does not support product testing on animals or humans and does not carry any articles where cruelty is employed in the carrying out of research or clinical trials.