About this Journal

Global Health, Epidemiology and Genomics (GHEG) publishes research that increases our understanding of human health and disease worldwide. Spanning both non-communicable and communicable diseases, GHEG provides a platform to integrate population science, genomics and related technological advances in the global health context. Topics relevant to GHEG include studies, methods and resources relating to disease aetiology, variation in disease susceptibility, drug resistance and surveillance, pharmacogenomics and stratified medicine, as well as the challenges of implementing new developments into clinical practice and the community, globally. We recognise the importance of the broader cultural, ethical and historical aspects of global health and populations and welcome contributions in these areas.

The field of global health, epidemiology and genomics is an emerging field which GHEG facilitates by providing a forum for global discourse and the publication of new perspectives and paradigms. In this context, GHEG invites contributions from a range of disciplines and stakeholders, and covering a variety of research methods and analyses.

The journal publishes articles under twelve key subject categories: Epidemiology, Clinical trials, Genetics, Observational studies, Qualitative studies, Anthropological studies, Social science, Community intervention, Health systems, Health services, Population genetics and Population history.

This journal is published by Hindawi as part of a publishing collaboration with Cambridge University Press. It is a fully Open Access journal produced under the Hindawi and Cambridge University Press brands.

ISSN: 2054-4200 (Online)

DOI: 10.1155

Archival content

Content published prior to 2021 is hosted on the Cambridge University Press website.

Global Health, Epidemiology and Genomics is an open access journal. All articles are immediately available to read and reuse upon publication. More information about our Open Access policy can be found on our copyright page.

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