Elective Medicine Journal

29/04/2015

Opportunity to improve your CV by working at an internationally indexed medical journal. Applications are invited for the session 2015-2016 for forty vacancies in EMJ's Editorial Board. Only medical students, including members of our previous Editorial Boards, are eligible to apply. Send your resumes to [email protected]

20/04/2015

Vacancies for medical students at EMJ: 3/40 filled. 37 remaining. Send your CVs to [email protected] to become part of an internationally indexed medical journal

19/04/2015

Improve your CV by submitting your MBBS fourth year Community Medicine research project in an internationally indexed journal that guarantees rapid publication of scientifically accurate student research. Send your submissions to [email protected]

19/04/2015

Good news for people applying for residency match and research positions: Perform one-year internship serving on the advisory board at one of the fastest growing medical journal in Pakistan. What you get: Opportunity to enhance your CV and gain first-hand knowledge of research methodologies and how things work at a medical journal. Names of current and previous advisory board members are listed on the website as well as the print version. What we get: From time to time, we ask members of the advisory board to provide their opinion on submissions received by the journal. To apply, send your CV and research interests to [email protected]

18/04/2015

Applications are invited for the session 2015-2016 for forty vacancies in the Journal's Editorial Board. All medical students, including members of our previous Editorial Boards, are eligible to apply. Send your resumes to [email protected]

17/04/2015

Good news for people applying for residency match and research positions: Perform one-year internship serving on the advisory board at one of the fastest growing medical journal in Pakistan.
What you get: Opportunity to enhance your CV and gain first-hand knowledge of research methodologies and how things work at a medical journal. Names of the advisory board members are listed on the website as well as the print version.
What we get: From time to time, we ask members of the advisory board to provide their opinion on submissions received by the journal.
To apply, send your CV and research interests to [email protected]

El Mednifico Journal is an open access, peer-reviewed journal from Pakistan that aims to publish scientifically sound research across all fields of biology and medicine.

17/04/2015

Starting 2015, the Governing Body at El Mednifico Journal has decided to introduce an annual Editorial Board. Current members will be inducted to the "Hall of Fame" which will be listed on both the website as well as the print versions. Applications are invited for the session 2015-2016 for forty vacancies. All medical students, including members of our previous Editorial Boards, are eligible to apply. Send your resumes to [email protected]

22/03/2015

Do you know that since its inception, 7 issues (quarter issues) of El Mednifico Journal have been published with the 8th issue (April-June 2015) being in the publishing process

For more information, visit our Archives section:
http://www.mednifico.com/index.php/elmedj/issue/archive

El Mednifico Journal is an open access, peer-reviewed journal from Pakistan that aims to publish scientifically sound research across all fields of biology and medicine.

13/03/2015

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El Mednifico Journal ISSN 2307-7301 (http://www.mednifico.com/index.php/elmedj) is an open access, quarterly, peer-reviewed medical journal from Pakistan that aims to publish scientifically sound research across all fields of biology and medicine. It is the first journal from Pakistan that publishes…

11/03/2015

El Mednifico Journal ISSN 2307-7301 (http://www.mednifico.com/index.php/elmedj)

Authors: B Satheesha Nayak, Naveen Kumar, Srinivasa Rao Sirasanagandla, Ravindra S Swamy, S Sudarshan

Half annular pancreas - a cadaveric case report