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ABOUT JOURNAL

SF Internal Medicine focuses on research and clinical advances in adult medicine and the comprehensive management of complex medical conditions. The journal provides a multidisciplinary platform for physicians, internists, researchers, and healthcare professionals addressing diseases that require integrated diagnostic evaluation and medical management.

The journal covers areas including cardiovascular and respiratory medicine, gastrointestinal and renal disorders, endocrine and metabolic diseases, infectious diseases, hematology, rheumatology, geriatrics, multisystem disorders, chronic disease management, diagnostic medicine, preventive care, and the interaction of multiple conditions in adult patients.

The journal welcomes original research, review articles, systematic reviews, clinical studies, case reports, case series, diagnostic investigations, observational studies, translational research, methodological contributions, brief reports, and other scientifically valuable manuscripts relevant to internal medicine. The journal seeks to promote comprehensive and evidence-based medical practice and research that contributes to improved diagnosis, treatment, prevention, and long-term patient care.

FEATURED ARTICLES

Review Article

Aedes - One Mosquito Species, A Few Serious Diseases

Ralapanawa U^* and Kularatne S

Background: Aedes mosquitoes have a high vectorial capacity for the dengue virus, chikungunya virus, Zika virus and yellow fever virus akin to their wide spread, behavior, habitats and adoptability. Methods: A PubMed search was performed on all articles with the key word “Dengue, Zika, Chikungunya and Yellow fever, Aedes” in the title and “management” in the abstract. The search was then restricted to articles published in the English language within the last decades

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Mini Review

Clinical Value of Audio Signal Processing and Machine Learning to Detect Cough Patterns: An Opinion Review

Athilingam P^*

Cough is one of the most common reasons why patients consult their doctor. Cough due to common cold or upper respiratory infection is probably the most common cause of acute cough. Cough can be divided into the following three categories: acute, lasting <3 weeks; subacute, lasting between 3 and 8 weeks; and chronic, lasting >8 weeks [1].

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JOURNAL SCOPE

Scope

Publishes multidisciplinary research in adult internal medicine, chronic disease, multisystem disorders, diagnostics, prevention, and comprehensive patient care.

Research Areas

Internal Medicine General Medicine Clinical Medicine Adult Medicine Diagnostic Medicine Preventive Medicine Chronic Disease Acute Care Infectious Diseases Cardiovascular Medicine

EDITORIAL BOARD

Alexander Wu

Taipei Medical University

Taiwan

Chike Nwabuo

University of Lagos

Nigeria

Dragana Gabric

University of Zagreb

Croatia

Francisco Torrens

Universitat de València

Spain

gaurav sindwani

Institute of Liver and Biliary Sciences

India

Irappa Madabhavi

Gujarat University

India

Jalles Dantas de Lucena Dantas

Centro Universitário Unifametro

Brazil

Jia Liu

Jilin University

China

Luyu Zhou

Qingdao University

China

Maria Cristina Maggio

University of Palermo

Italy

Mohamed Ben Sghaier

Institut National de Recherches en Gènie Rural

Tunisia

Mohd Jamal Dar

University of Kashmir Srinagar J&K

India

Nagat S El-Shmaa

Tanta University

Egypt

Prafulla Mohanty

Utkal University

India

Quan Nguyen

The University of Texas Medical Branch

USA

Rai Vikrant

Creighton University School of Medicine

USA

Saeed Akhtar

Bahauddin Zakariya University

Pakistan

Sahdeo Prasad

Texas Tech University Health Science Center

USA

Shashi Manikappa

Casey Hospital

Australia

Uma Hariharan

Dr Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital

India

Unmesh Vidyadhar Takalkar

UNITED CIIGMA HOSPITAL

India

Vanessa Bianconi

University of Perugia

Italy