Journal of Breastfeeding Biology

About The Journal

The Journal of Breastfeeding Biology (JBFB) is an Open Access scholarly journal that focuses on the most recent findings and developments in the field of breastfeeding biology. As a peer-reviewed journal, JBFB publishes high-quality, original research from leading scientists in the field that cover the many facets of breastfeeding biology. These include examining the immunological and nutritional benefits of breastfeeding for both mother and child, identifying risks associated with inadequate breastfeeding, and developing strategies to increase rates of successful breastfeeding in a global context.

The journal aims to provide an interdisciplinary, cutting-edge platform for researchers to communicate the latest findings, collaborate, exchange best practices, and influence policy. For that reason, the journal welcomes submissions from researchers of any discipline and encourages the submission of multidisciplinary topics and studies. JBFB is designed to be an invaluable scientific resource for researchers, clinicians, and policy makers, making it an important forum to share innovative ideas and promote collaborative research.

Submission Process:

Authors can submit manuscripts online at any time, and all correspondence should be sent to the journal editorial office. All accepted articles will be immediately published online and free for all to read.

Scope of JBFB:

Novel properties, Clinical trials, Laboratory observations, Milk production improvement, Storage, Pumping, Transport, Breast ailments, Nutrition and fitness, Stress, etc.

Remaining Scope can be viewed at Aim and Scope.

Instructions to Prepare your article:

Authors interested in submitting work to JBFB should read the author instructions carefully. JBFB encourages the submission of research from all countries worldwide. All submissions must be written in English and formatted in accordance with the journal’s guidelines. All submissions are vetted by the journal's editorial board and are subject to a rigorous peer-review process.

Article Processing Charge:

JBFB author’s are charged an Article Processing Charge (APC) for the publication of accepted manuscripts. The APC helps cover the costs associated with the production and publication of the journal. Through the APC, authors are contributing to the advancement of the science of breastfeeding and lactation biology.

Advantages of publishing through us:

The JBFB offers a wide range of advantages for authors and readers. JBFB is highly visible and easily accessible, as all content is available online through the journal website, making it easier for researchers to access the latest information.

Editorial Board of JBFB:

The Editorial Board of the journal consists of leading experts in the field of breastfeeding science and maternal nutrition. Members of the board are recognized for their contributions to the science of breastfeeding and commit to supporting the aims, scope and mission of the journal. The Editorial Board members represent the highest achievements in the field and provide important guidance that is essential for the success of the publication.

Testimonials:

1. I was impressed by the swift services of the journal and easy navigation beginning from manuscript submission to galley proof. I would recommend future authors-"Consider this journal if you are wondering where to publish your scientific work". They are google scholar indexed and so you do not have to worry if your scientific work won't reach the community of other researchers.

Naiya Patel - Long Island University

2. Our experience working with OPEN ACCESS PUB is excellent. I strongly recommend to specialists in neurology and neuroscience to publish their research studies in this open acces journal.

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