Ethical Responsibilities of Authors

• Authors must ensure that the manuscripts they submit to the journal have not been published elsewhere, nor submitted for publication elsewhere.
• Authors must provide citations for all sources used in their manuscripts.
• By submitting a manuscript, authors declare that the work is their own, that it contains no plagiarism, and that they assume full responsibility for any instances of plagiarism; the journal bears no liability in this regard.
• Authors must guarantee that they have made a scientific contribution to the manuscript; it is understood that all authors share equal responsibility for the work. The corresponding author must ensure that all co-authors listed on the manuscript have consented to its publication and to being named as co-authors.  All individuals who have made significant contributions to the study should be listed as co-authors, while others who contributed should be acknowledged in the "Acknowledgments" section.
• Authors are required to disclose any supporting organizations, financial sources, or potential conflicts of interest related to their submitted work.
• If deemed necessary, authors must provide access to the datasets used in the manuscript.
• Manuscripts submitted for publication must be prepared in accordance with research and publication ethics.
• For research—including clinical and experimental studies involving human or animal subjects—that requires ethical committee approval, such approval must be obtained, documented, and explicitly stated within the manuscript.