AIMS:

"Advances in Women's Health" is an open access, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to the dissemination of research on all aspects of women's health. Our aim is to promote high-quality research that advances the understanding of the unique health challenges faced by women. We seek to publish original research articles, review articles, clinical studies, case reports, editorials, and letters to the editor that address a broad range of topics in women's health.

SCOPE:

The scope of "Advances in Women's Health" includes, but is not limited to, the following topics:

1. Women's health across the lifespan
2. Reproductive and sexual health
3. Maternal and child health
4. Menopause and aging
5. Breast health
6. Gynecological health
7. Endocrine disorders
8. Cardiovascular health
9. Cancer in women
10. Mental health and well-being
11. Nutrition and exercise

• Environmental and occupational health

13. Health policy and advocacy

Our journal provides a platform for researchers and healthcare professionals to share their findings and perspectives on critical issues related to women's health. We welcome submissions from a diverse range of disciplines, including but not limited to medicine, nursing, public health, psychology, and social work. We also prioritize research that addresses health disparities and inequities, particularly those experienced by women from marginalized communities.

Our journal adheres to the highest standards of ethical publishing and we are committed to promoting transparency and accountability in all aspects of the publication process. We adhere to the guidelines and best practices established by the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) and the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE).

Keywords/Sub-topics:

1. Adolescent health
2. Breast cancer
3. Cervical cancer
4. Contraception
5. Domestic violence
6. Endometriosis
7. Female genital mutilation
8. Fertility and infertility
9. Gender-based violence
10. Gestational diabetes
11. HIV/AIDS

• Hormone replacement therapy

13. Incontinence

• Infertility

15. Intimate partner violence
16. Labor and delivery
17. Lesbian health

• Menopause

19. Menstrual disorders
20. Metabolic syndrome

• Obesity

22. Osteoporosis
23. Pap smear
24. Pelvic inflammatory disease
25. Polycystic ovary syndrome
26. Postpartum depression
27. Pre-eclampsia
28. Pregnancy complications
29. Premenstrual syndrome
30. Preventive healthcare
31. Psychosocial health
32. Reproductive health
33. Sexual and gender identity
34. Sexual dysfunction
35. Sexually transmitted infections
36. Substance abuse
37. Urinary tract infections
38. Uterine cancer
39. Vaginal health
40. Violence against women

• Women's health policy

42. Breastfeeding and lactation
43. Menopause and hormone therapy
44. Endometriosis
45. Prenatal care and education
46. Reproductive health
47. Infertility and assisted reproductive technologies
48. Sexually transmitted infections
49. Fertility preservation
50. Polycystic ovary syndrome
51. Urogynecology
52. Maternal-fetal medicine
53. Menstrual disorders
54. Gynecologic oncology
55. Minimally invasive surgery
56. Pregnancy complications
57. Female genital mutilation
58. Gender identity and health
59. Perinatal mental health
60. Men's role in women's health
61. Women's health advocacy
62. Health disparities and equity
63. Cultural and social influences on women's health
64. Global women's health issues
65. Domestic violence and abuse
66. Women's health in the workplace
67. Women's health policy
68. Maternal mortality
69. Women's health education
70. Health literacy and access to care
71. Women's health and aging
72. Environmental factors and women's health
73. Cardiovascular health and disease in women
74. Autoimmune disorders in women
75. Women's health and nutrition
76. Women's health and sleep
77. Women's health and exercise
78. Women's health and substance abuse
79. Women's health and addiction
80. Women's health and cancer

• Women's health and genetics

82. Women's health and precision medicine
83. Women's health and clinical trials
84. Women's health and big data analytics
85. Women's health and artificial intelligence
86. Women's health and machine learning
87. Women's health and digital health technology
88. Women's health and telemedicine
89. Women's health and mobile health apps
90. Women's health and wearable devices
91. Women's health and patient-centered care
92. Women's health and patient empowerment
93. Women's health and health coaching
94. Women's health and disease prevention
95. Women's health and health promotion
96. Women's health and health education
97. Women's health and public health
98. Women's health and health services research
99. Women's health and health economics
100. Women's health and health policy
101. Women's health and healthcare quality
102. Women's health and healthcare delivery
103. Women's health and healthcare access
104. Women's health and healthcare outcomes
105. Women's health and healthcare disparities
106. Women's health and healthcare utilization
107. Women's health and healthcare financing
108. Women's health and healthcare insurance
109. Women's health and healthcare regulation
110. Women's health and healthcare reform
111. Women's health and healthcare innovation
112. Women's health and healthcare technology
113. Women's health and healthcare management
114. Women's health and healthcare ethics
115. Women's health and healthcare law
116. Women's health and healthcare education
117. Women's health and healthcare workforce
118. Women's health and healthcare administration
119. Women's health and healthcare leadership
120. Women's health and healthcare governance
121. Women's health and healthcare entrepreneurship
122. Women's health and healthcare marketing
123. Women's health and healthcare communication
124. Women's health and healthcare media
125. Women's health and healthcare social media
126. Women's health and healthcare branding
127. Women's health and healthcare strategy
128. Women's health and healthcare innovation
129. Contraception
130. Endometriosis
131. Female sexual dysfunction
132. Gestational diabetes
133. Gynecologic cancers
134. Health promotion for women
135. Hormone therapy
136. Infertility
137. Menopausal symptoms and management
138. Menstrual disorders
139. Nutrition and diet for women's health
140. Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)
141. Mental health in pregnant and postpartum women
142. Perinatal care for high-risk pregnancies
143. Breastfeeding and lactation support
144. Fertility preservation in women undergoing cancer treatment
145. Menopause management
146. Prevention and management of osteoporosis
147. Gender-based violence and abuse
148. Health literacy among women
149. Social determinants of women's health
150. Women's health policies and advocacy
151. Health disparities in minority women
152. Contraceptive counseling and family planning
153. Sexually transmitted infections in women
154. Cervical cancer screening and prevention
155. Breast cancer screening and prevention
156. Ovarian cancer screening and prevention
157. Endometrial cancer screening and prevention
158. Gynecologic oncology
159. Pelvic inflammatory disease
160. Polycystic ovary syndrome
161. Premenstrual syndrome and premenstrual dysphoric disorder
162. Vulvodynia and chronic pelvic pain
163. Uterine fibroids
164. Benign breast conditions
165. Reproductive health of women with disabilities
166. Women's sexual health and dysfunction
167. Infertility evaluation and treatment
168. Recurrent pregnancy loss
169. Maternal mortality and morbidity
170. Neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) care for preterm infants
171. Prevention and management of gestational diabetes
172. Obesity and weight management in pregnancy
173. Maternal immunization
174. Zika virus and pregnancy
175. Environmental toxins and reproductive health
176. Adolescent reproductive health
177. Women's health in the LGBTQ+ community
178. Intersectionality and women's health
179. Health promotion and disease prevention in women
180. Public health approaches to women's health
181. Complementary and alternative medicine in women's health
182. Health-related quality of life in women
183. Telehealth and women's health
184. Medical ethics in women's health
185. Patient-centered care in women's health
186. Health economics and women's health
187. Health informatics and women's health
188. Big data and precision medicine in women's health
189. Artificial intelligence in women's health
190. Blockchain technology and women's health
191. Digital health innovations in women's health
192. Women's health in low- and middle-income countries
193. International perspectives on women's health
194. Cultural and societal influences on women's health
195. Women's health in the workplace
196. Women's health and aging
197. Sex and gender differences in disease presentation and treatment
198. Female athletes and sports medicine
199. Women's health and the environment
200. Women's health and disaster management

Concluding words: "Advances in Women's Health" is a comprehensive open-access journal that aims to advance the understanding and management of women's health issues. The journal covers a broad range of topics, from reproductive health to mental health, and from health disparities to health economics. It provides a platform for researchers, healthcare professionals, policymakers, and advocates to share their knowledge and insights on women's health, and to promote evidence-based practices and policies. With a focus on promoting gender equity and improving the health outcomes of women, the journal plays a critical role in advancing women's health globally.

In supposition, "Advances in Women's Health" is an important journal that aims to promote research and education in the field of women's health. Our mission is to improve the health and well-being of women through the dissemination of high-quality research and information. Our vision is to be a leading platform for innovative and impactful research that advances the understanding and treatment of women's health issues. We are committed to upholding the highest standards of academic integrity, and as an open access journal, we are dedicated to making our content accessible to a global audience. We welcome submissions from researchers and practitioners across a wide range of disciplines, and we look forward to promoting advances in women's health through our journal.