The Indian Journal of Youth and Adolescent Health is published by Advance Research Publications and is dedicated to the latest advancements of Youth and Adolescent Medicine and Health ranging from the basic biological and behavioral sciences to public health and policy.
IJoYAH emphasizes on efficient and effective Youth and Adolescent Medicine and Health, and provides a central forum for a deeper understanding in the discipline by encouraging the quantitative comparison and performance evaluation of the emerging components of these domains.
IJoYAH is a peer review open access journal with a goal to provide a platform for scientists and academicians all over the world to promote, share and discuss various new issues and developments in different areas of Youth & Adolescent Health.
The Journal is the official publication of the Indian Association for Adolescent Health (IAAH) a multidisciplinary organization committed to improving the health and well-being of adolescents and youth and has been actively working in this regard for over two decades. One of the association's primary goals is the development, synthesis, and dissemination of scientific and scholarly knowledge unique to the health needs of adolescents and youth.
The scope of the journal covers Research Articles, Review Articles, Methodology Articles, Short Communications, Case Study/ Case Reports, Research Reports, Monographs, Special Issues, Editorials research articles, Reviews, short communications and scientific commentaries in all the areas of Youth and Adolescent Medicine and Health. Multidisciplinary types of articles are also encouraged in this journal which brings together articles from multiple technical backgrounds. All articles published in IJoYAH are peer-reviewed. The decision of the Editor-in-Chief to publish a paper in concurrence with sections editors and reviewer’s opinion is considered final.
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Keywords: Adolescence, gender differentials, health care expenditure, nutrition, school drop-out, self-reported morbidities Adolescent, Health Promotion, Transition, Technology interventionAdolescents Adolescents, dietary behavior, physical activity, obese, life skills based education Mewat, school children, symptoms, cough, cold. RMNCH+A SABLA Weight Management, adolescent, Female, India Youth violence, bullying, prevention approach, social problem adolescence, neurodevelopment, mental disorders, Rutter scale, child behavior checklist adolescents, contraception, sexually transmitted diseases evaluation program. life skills violence violence prevention program
ISSN: 2349-2880
EISSN:2349-2880
Subject: Medicine (General)
Publisher: ADR Publications
Year: 2014
Country: India
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