About Medknow
Medknow provides publishing services for peer-reviewed, online and print-plus-online journals in medicine on behalf of learned societies and associations with a focus on emerging markets. With a promise to provide solutions for the scientific publishing community, Medknow’s mission is to help medical societies disseminate research, thus supporting the transformation of research into knowledge. Medknow operates the Open access (OA) model of publishing services, providing unrestricted online access to peer-reviewed scholarly research. Medknow was acquired by Wolters Kluwer in December 2011, and has continued to grow its journal portfolio, extending its publishing partnerships in China, the Middle East, and other growth markets. Today, Medknow provides publishing services to over 400 medical society journals in over 40 specialties.
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Latest articles
- Factors associated with physical and psychosocial problems among Indian stroke survivors
Indian J Palliat Care 2019/25/1 - Current practices in pediatric transfusion
Glob J Transfus Med 2018/3/2 - Study of quality of life among health workers and psychosocial factors influencing it
Ind Psychiatry J 2018/27/1 - Comparative study of specular microscopy in type І diabetes with and without diabetic retinopathy compared with normal persons
J Egypt Ophthalmol Soc 2018/111/4 - Comparative effects of Stratified Back care approaches in individuals with nonspecific low back pain
Physiother - J Indian Assoc Physiother 2018/12/2 - Clinical neurosciences: Where do we go from here?
Astrocyte 2018/5/1 - Evaluation of postlaser in-situ keratomileusis corneal flap and bed thickness using anterior segment optical coherence tomography
Egypt J Cataract Refract Surg 2017/23/2 - Severe infantile blount's disease: Hemiplateau elevation and metaphyseal correction with use of the taylor spatial frame
J Limb Lengthen Reconstr 2018/4/2 - Prevalence of physical comorbidity and prescription patterns in elderly patients with depression: A multicentric study under the aegis of IAGMH
J Geriatr Ment Health 2018/5/2 - A comparative study for selectivity of micronuclei in cervical exfoliated cells on chronic boron effects
J Cytol 2019/36/2
