WebLog Journal of Dermatology

WebLog Journal of Dermatology

• Pubmed NLM Abbr: WebLog J Dermatol
• Website: www.weblogoa.com/journals/weblog-journal-of-dermatology
• E-ISSN: NA
• Category: Clinical and Medical
• Issue Regularity: Annual
• Review Process type: Double Blind
• Plagiarism checker: iThenticate
• Language: English
• Ability to collect research papers: Worldwide
• Indexing In: GOOGLE SCHOLAR
• Organized by: WebLog Open Access Publications

About WebLog Journal of Dermatology

WebLog Journal of Dermatology is an open access, multidisciplinary, double-blind, meticulously peer-reviewed online journal. WebLog Journal of Dermatology offers a global overview of investigative and clinical dermatology. Clinical and analytical results are reported in original papers.

The journal also covers news from the industry, consensus guidelines, surgical pearls, and innovative treatments. WebLog Journal of Dermatology provides the analytical dermatologist with a wealth of knowledge, ranging from practical problem resolution to a deeper mechanistic understanding of skin illnesses. It also leaves room for further hypotheses that could lead to the discovery of innovative solutions to ongoing problems. Global contributions on a variety of skin-related subjects, such as epidemiology, skin biology, clinical dermatology, and therapy, are published in the journal.

Article types that can be accepted in WebLog Journal of Dermatology include Case Blogs, Case Reports, Case Series, Clinical Images, Editorials, Letters to the Editor, Short Communications, Rapid Communications, Commentaries, Perspectives, Opinions, Mini Reviews, Systematic Reviews, Review articles, and Research Articles.

The Journal's Editorial Board is made up of devoted specialists from dermatology across the globe. Each member of the Editorial Board actively oversees and guides the evolution of the publication. An expert panel of reviewers who assess the caliber and substance of articles submitted for publication with the aim of distributing precise and useful scientific information forms the basis of the peer-review process.