We’re thrilled to announce that IJID One Health, the open-access journal championing multidisciplinary One Health research owned by the ISID, has recently been accepted for indexing in Scopus, one of the world’s most prestigious abstract and citation databases. This milestone not only broadens the journal's global visibility but also reinforces its credibility and reach among researchers, policymakers, and public health professionals. We extend our congratulations to the editorial team and look forward to the journal’s continued impact.
About this Journal
An official publication of the International Society for Infectious Diseases, the International Journal of Infectious Diseases One Health (IJID OH) is an open-access, peer-reviewed journal that publishes original research and perspectives related to One Health. IJID OH features updates, commentaries, and scholarly work from leaders, visionaries, and organizations using a One-Health approach.
The aim of IJID OH is to advance scientific knowledge related to the connections between people, animals, plants, and their shared environment. As a platform for the presentation and discussion of scholarly one-health information, the scope of IJID OH traverses domains of human, clinical, and veterinary diagnostics, surveillance, epidemiology, public health responses, innovations, and interventions.
The journal is committed to fostering an inclusive and collaborative environment, working closely with authors to improve their articles and ensure they are ready for publication. We aim to support authors at every stage of their research journey, encouraging diverse contributions from across countries, regions, and the international community.
The Journal functions as a repository of high-quality research that is multi-disciplinary, within countries, regions, and on a global scale. IJID OH will help further our combined efforts as the global community prepares for emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases of international significance while addressing the endemic challenges of today.