Russian Journal of Preventive Medicine

RULES OF RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PREPARATIONOF ARTICLES FOR PUBLICATION IN "Russian Journal of Preventive Medicine"

If multiple borrowings are found, theeditorial board acts in accordance with COPE rules.

In case the authorfails to fulfill the requirements of these Rules, the article is returned before it is submitted for review.

Authors shouldadhere to the International Committeeof Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE) Guidelinesfor the Conduct, Description, Editing, and Publication of Scientific Work inMedical Journalswhen preparing a manuscript.

The journal "Russian Journal of Preventive Medicine "is included in the List of leading Russian peer-reviewed scientific journalsrecommended by the VAK of the Ministry of Education and Science of the RussianFederation for publishing the main scientific results of dissertations for thedegrees of doctor and candidate of sciences, as well as in internationalinformation systems and databases, in accordance with the requirements of whichauthors must comply with the following rules.

1. EDITORIAL ETHICS AND CONFLICT OFINTEREST.

The article must have a supervisor'svisa and be accompanied by an official referral from the institution where the work was done(download the referralform – MS Word.docx). The referral should indicate whetherthe article is a fragment of the dissertation work.

Thearticle must be signed by all authors. If authors are added or deleted, a NEWofficial referral from the institution signed by all authors must beprovided.

Articleswithout referrals and signatures from ALL authors will not be accepted.

Addingor removing authors is only allowed before the article is submitted for layout.

Itis not allowed to send to the editorial board works published or previouslysent for publication in other publications.

Whensubmitting a manuscript, authors are responsible for disclosing their financialand other conflicting interests that may influence their participation in thepreparation and submission of the manuscript.

Ifthere are sponsors, the authors should indicate their role in determining thestudy design, data collection, analysis and interpretation, as well as thedecision to publish the results. If there is no funding, this should also benoted in the attached referral form (see above).

Copyright on the originaltext of the article or its fragments, drawings, photographs, charts, tables andother images:

●it is not allowed to use/borrowthe original text of another manuscript (article or its fragments, drawings,photos, schemes, tables and other images) without the permission of the rightholder (author/s, journal publishing house), executed accordingly;

●it is allowed to use the originaltext of another manuscript (article or its fragments, drawings, photographs,schemes, tables and other images (in this case the reference "adaptedfrom..." and translation of inscriptions from a foreign language are nottaken into account, as they are not a revision).

Informed Consent.

Itis forbidden to publish any information allowing to identify the patient (toindicate his/her name, initials, numbers of medical records on photographs, inwritten descriptions and pedigrees), unless such information is of greatscientific value and the patient (his/her parents or guardians) has giveninformed written consent. If consent is obtained, it should be reported in thearticle submitted for publication.

Human and animalrights.

If the article containsa description of human experimentation, it should indicate whetherit, including the experiment itself, complied with the ethical standards of the"Committee on Human Experimentation" of the institution where thework was performed or with the Helsinki Declaration of 1975 and its 2000revision. Also, the data of the "Protocol of the Ethics Committee" (nameof the institution, date and number) should be given.

Whenpresenting animal experiments, it should be indicated whether the descriptionand use of laboratory animals was in accordance with the regulations of the institution,the recommendations of the national council for such research and relevant nationallaws.

The author isresponsible for the correctness of the bibliographic data.

2. The dateof receipt of the article is the time of uploading the final (revised inaccordance with the comments of the reviewer,editor or editorial board) versionof the article.

3. NO PUBLICATIONFEE WILL BE CHARGED.

4. the authorresponsible for correspondence with the editorial office shall send the articles through the websiteof the electronic editorial office http://www.cochrane.ru. It is necessary toregister on the site, indicating the current e-mail address and phone numberfor communication.

Thefollowing files are required to submit an article through the electroniceditorial office:

●Text of the article inMicrosoft Word format (docx);

●Figures in separate files(all figures should be collected in one archive folder "ZIP" or"RAR". Other formats can be used, e.g. "JPD", "PNG","TIF", "PDF", etc.).

●Scanned referral form withsupervisor's visa (pdf file).

5. DRAWINGREQUIREMENTS

Figuresplaced in the text of the article should be duplicated as separate files in TIFF,JPEG, PNG or PDF format.

Illustrations createdor processed by Microsoft Office software (WORD, POWER POINT PRESENTATION,EXCEL) should be attached with the original file in the appropriate format(docx, pptx, xlsx).

Eachfile should correspond to the name of the figure and its number (for example:Figure-1, Figure-2a, Figure-2b, etc.).

To submit via theelectronic editing system, all figure files are combined into a single zip orrar archive folder.

Inthe text of the article, captions to figures and photographs in English are grouped together at theend of the article. Each figure should have a common title and a transcription of all abbreviations.

Graphscreated in Excel and inserted into the text of the article should be duplicatedwith a file of the appropriate format "xlsx". In the captions to thegraphs, the designations on the abscissa and ordinate axes and units ofmeasurement should be indicated, and explanations for each curve should begiven. It is not allowed to use pie charts – they should be replaced by GISTOGRAMS.

Thecaptions of the microphotographs indicate the method of staining andmagnification.

Allillustrations should be of high quality. Photographs should have sufficientresolution, and numerical and lettering symbols should be legible at the sizeat which the illustration will be printed in the magazine.

6. TABLE LAYOUT

Inthe title of the table it is necessary to indicate its number and title in English.

Allfigures in tables must necessarily be treated statistically and must not beduplicated in the text of the article.

Tablesshould be presented in the text, not on separate pages.

Abbreviations ofwords in tables are not allowed.

Captions, notesand all textual data should be given in English.

Example

Table 2. Main laboratory indicators of patients at the time ofadmission

Note. CRP – C-reactive protein, LDH – lactatedehydrogenase.

If it isnecessary to publish voluminous schemes, tables and figures, the editorialboard has the right to place them only in electronic form with a reference inthe text of the article.

7. REQUIREMENTSFOR THE TEXT OF THE ARTICLE

Thearticle should be printed in Times New Roman or Arial font, font size 14, with1.5 line spacing, all margins except the left margin 2 cm wide, left margin 3cm. All pages should be numbered. Automatic hyphenation of words should not beused.

The volume of articlesshould not exceed 18 pages, including, among others (in English),title, affiliations, names and information about authors, abstract, keywords, illustrations,tables, captions to illustrations and tables, reference list. The volume ofreviews and informative reports is 3pages.

The total numberof tables, figures and photographs should not exceed 5 pcs.

The TITLE SHEET shallbe submitted in English and shall contain:

1) the title of the article (should be one line, withoutline breaks);

2) initialsand surname/s of the author/s(without indicating scientific degrees and titles,positions, etc.);

3) fullname of the institution where the author works, city, country:

-in English – in accordance with the statute, without indicating status anddepartmental affiliation:

Example

If there areseveral authors, a numerical index is inserted after each surname and beforethe corresponding institution. If all authors of the article work in the sameinstitution, it is not necessary to indicate the place of work of each authorseparately.

Examples

© O.M. Drapkina¹,S.N. Avdeev², A.V. Budnevsky³, A.V. Kontsevaya¹,M.M. Shapovalova³, L.V. Tribuntseva³

¹NationalMedical Research Center for Therapy and Preventive Medicine, Moscow, Russia;

²I.M. Sechenov First Moscow State Medical University,Moscow, Russia;

³N.N.Burdenko Voronezh State Medical University, Voronezh, Russia.

© O.V. Molchanova, E.V. Bochkaryova, E.K. Butina, I.V.Kim

National Medical Research Center for Therapy andPreventive Medicine, Moscow, Russia

4) Summary;

5) keywords (at least 5 but no more than10; separated only by commas, do not use semicolons);

6) information about authors – ORCID identifier for each author.If ORCID is not available, it should be obtained by registering at https://orcid.org/or by specifying e-mail. ORCID is obligatoryfor the author submitting an article. ORCID, Elibrary SPIN and e-mailcan be indicated for an author.

ORCID is aregistry of unique identifiers of scientists and at the same time acorresponding method linking research activities to these identifiers. It is currentlythe only way to unambiguously identify the identity of a scientist, especiallyin situations where the authors' full names match. For the correctness of theinformation provided, we recommend that authors check the English spelling ofthe institution's name at https://grid.ac.

7) Name and e-mail of the author responsiblefor correspondence.

Sample of the titlepage of an article

Main causes ofpremature mortality due to obesity

© O.V. Molchanova, E.V. Bochkareva, E.K. Butina, I.V.Kim

National Medical Research Center for Therapy andPreventive Medicine, Moscow, Russia

Abstract

The literature review ...

Keywords: obesity, overweight,premature mortality, ...

Information about theauthors:

Molchanova O.V. – https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3623-5752

Bochkareva E.V. – https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0836-7539

Butina E.K. — https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2960-7044

Kim I.V. – https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5122-4723

Corresponding author: Molchanova O.V. – e-mail: ...

Atthe end of the article on a separate page, additionalinformation about each author, necessary for processing the journal in theRussian Science Citation Index, is indicated:

●Full name in Russian and intransliteration,

●e-mail,

●mailing address of the organizationfor contacting the authors of the article (one for all authors).

●Forcorrespondence, indicate the coordinates of the responsible author(e-mail address; cell phone number for the editorial office).

The PLAN OFCONSTRUCTION for manuscripts of any type(original, clinical observations, guidelines, reviews, etc.) should be asfollows:

●A brief introduction reflectingthe state of the issue at the time of writing,

●Purpose of the study,

●Material and Methods,

●Results,

●The discussion, conclusion orfindings (paragraph by paragraph) may be presented as separate units or incombinations with the subheadings "Discussion, conclusion" or "Discussion,findings".

●Literature (list ofliterature cited).

The presentation of thearticle should be clear, concise, without long historical introductions andrepetitions.

The manuscript may beaccompanied by a glossary of terms (obscure terms that may cause the readerdifficulty in reading).

In addition to common abbreviationsof measurement units, physical, chemical and mathematical quantities and terms(e.g., DNA), abbreviations of word combinations frequently repeated in the textare allowed.

All letter designationsand abbreviations introduced by the author should be deciphered in the text attheir first mention.

Abbreviations of simplewords, even if they are frequently repeated, and the use of one-letterabbreviations are not allowed.

Drug doses, units ofmeasurement and other numerical values should be specified in the SI system.

8. AUTHOR SUMMARIES

The author's summary ofthe article is the main source of information for domestic and foreigninformation systems and databases indexing the journal. The need for a briefand, at the same time, qualitative reflection of the content of the article isdictated by a number of conditions. It is the abstract that is the businesscard of a scientific work – on the basis of this section of the article theeditors of the journal decide whether it should be submitted for review. Afterthe article is published, the majority of readers (up to 95%, according to someestimates) limit themselves to reading the abstract. The reader shouldunderstand the essence of the research and the need to refer to the full textof the article to obtain more detailed information of interest.

The volume of the textof the author's summary is determined by the content of the publication (theamount of information, its scientific value and/or practical significance) and should be within 200-250 words.

Summary

Structured author'ssummary is a mandatory element of all types of manuscriptscontaining the results of scientific research, experimental, quasi-experimentalor based on systematicanalysis and generalization of previously obtained empirical data. It is one ofthe key sections of a scientific article. Structured summaries, as opposed toplain summaries, are more informative, easier to read, and perhaps bettermemorized. In addition, a structured abstract allows a more effective presentationof the article and increases its "visibility" in internationaldatabases, which largely determines its subsequent citation.

The structured summaryshould include five mandatory sections reflecting the chronological order ofthe research:

1.   Rationale for the study,

2.   Purpose of the study,

3.   Material and Methods,

4.   Results,

5.    Discussion,Conclusion, or Conclusions may be presented as individual units or as acombination of units with the subheadings "Discussion, Conclusion" or"Discussion, Conclusions."

RESEARCH DESCRIPTION – abrief (1-3 sentences) description of the problem that is the immediate cause ofthe research. Characteristics of the problem may include its scope, mediatingeffects, and/or persistent knowledge gaps.

Examples

1. In Russia, the amount of alcohol consumed has remained critically high over the past decades. The results of prevention programs aimed at promoting healthy lifestyles show positive effects. However, the long-term benefits of such interventions in the pediatric population remain unexplored.
2. Vitamin deficiency in the diet of children is widespread. This condition is thought to cause a high risk of respiratory infections due to emerging immune deficiencies.
3. Continuously recurrent rheumatic diseases can  cause social disintegration of children, including due to inadequate schooling.

PURPOSE OF THE RESEARCH– the section should contain adescription of the main (primary,primary) purpose of the research, the research question, the solution of whichrequired the research. Moreover, the description of the purpose should beextremely specific and not be reduced to a comparison of "everything witheveryone else".

Examples

1. Purpose of the study. To analyze the impact of a regional program to promote healthy behaviors in students on their subsequent social achievement.
2. Purpose of the study. To study the effect of vitamins Y, Z and V on the level of interleukin X-00 when administered in children with multivitamin deficiency and frequent respiratory infections.
3. Purpose of the study. To determine the effectiveness and safety of early (hospital-based) inclusion of children in a modified school-based e-learning program using remote access technologies.

MATERIALAND METHODS– this section of the abstract should containbrief information:

1) about the objects of research(healthy, sick, data from published works),

2) on the presence of a comparison group,

3) inclusion criteria for the comparedgroups,

4) on the presence and characteristicsof the intervention,

5) on the place where the research willbe conducted

6) and its duration,

7) on outcomes (parameters for assessingthe result of the study that corresponds to its main objective) with

8) describing how they will be evaluated.

The necessity of mentioning in the textthe used statistical programs and statistical criteria will be determined bythe editors on an individual basis.

Examples

1. Material and Methods. The study included individuals who studied in grades 9-11 in schools of the N-district of the M-district during the period of the pilot project on the formation of healthy behavior of adolescents (1998-1999). Questionnaires with questions about the respondents' social success (labor status, salary, family, children) were sent by mail (home addresses provided by school administrations). The comparison group consisted of high school students studying during the  same period in the neighboring I-na District of O- Oblast. Formation of healthy behavior among adolescents included: ... (description of the  intervention).
2. Material and Methods. The study included children aged 7-10 years who were registered at the polyclinic due to frequent respiratory infections. The vitamin content of the diet was assessed by tabular method taking into account the data of the food questionnaire. Multivitamin deficiency was diagnosed when the dietary intake of ≥3 vitamins was low (below the recommended level). Children were prescribed a vitamin complex, and the preparation was given to parents at once for the  entire duration of the study (30 days). At inclusion in the study and at the end of the drug administration, blood was drawn to determine plasma concentrations of vitamins Y, Z, and V and serum levels of interleukin X-00. In 3 months after completion of the drug administration, parents were interviewed to note the cases of acute respiratory infections suffered by their children. The study period was October-April 2013.
3. Material and Methods. By agreement with parents, children aged 7-13 years hospitalized with relapse of juvenile arthritis were included in the study. The comparison group consisted of children hospitalized for the same reason a year earlier. Group comparability was achieved by pairing children of the  same sex, age (±1 year), and disease severity. After the management of islet-inflammatory symptoms of the disease, children in the main group were offered to continue their education within the framework of a modified school-based e-learning program using Skype technology. The effectiveness of the training program was evaluated by the children's academic performance (average score in Russian language, mathematics, and literature) during the 3 months of continuous education in normal conditions after discharge. The progress of children in the control group was assessed retrospectively based on the results of the survey.

RESULTS – the section should contain a brief description ofthe study subjects (number of people enrolled in the study, who completed it,the most significant characteristics of the participants) with an assessment ofthe study outcomes relevant to its purpose. It is allowed to present theresults of the study in a limited number of subgroups (no more than 2-3),formed, for example, taking into account gender, age, important characteristicsof the disease. If there is data on adverse events related to the medical intervention,their mention is mandatory. The results of statistical analysis (p value)should be presented to the third decimal place. When analyzing multicriteriarelationships (the simplest variant – one dependent variable and severalindependent variables), the presentation of the results of multivariateanalysis is mandatory.

Example

Results. During the period ofthe pilot project, 978 children studied in grades 9-11 in schools of N- rayon.Questionnaires were sent to 903 addresses, 214 answers were received, 204questionnaires were recognized valid. The results of the survey of 311 pupilsstudying in schools of the neighboring district (out of 1103 senior pupils withknown home addresses) were used as controls. It was found that after 11 years(median), students enrolled in a regional program to promote healthy behaviors... (specific results for the main endpoints of the study: number of employed,salary level, and marital status with results of statistical testing ofhypotheses). Adjusting for baseline characteristics (level of affluence,average educational attainment), it was shown that program participants wereX,X times (95% confidence interval ...) more/less likely ... No differenceswere found in the values of other social success criteria.

CONCLUSION – a brief(1-3 sentences) summary of the results of a study related to its main (primary)aim. Authors should avoid overgeneralizations and strike a balance in assessingthe positive and negative effects of the intervention.

Example

Discussion, conclusion,conclusions. Systematic formation of healthy behavior in adolescents was accompaniedby ..., which can be taken into account in ....

The total length of thestructured CV should not exceed 250 words. The need to increase the length ofthe CV will be considered on an individual basis. The text of the CV shouldnot contain trade names of medicines and medical devices.

A randomized trial

The abstract of anarticle containing the results of a randomized trial should be prepared takinginto account the recommendations of the CONSORT group and should contain thefollowing sections:

- Study design

- Material and methods

●      study participants

●      intervention description

●      research objective or hypothesis

●      outcomes

●      description of the randomization procedure

●       Adescription of the masking procedure (if any)

- Results

●      specifying the number of randomized

●       Anindication of the number of participants whose data are included in theanalysis

●       Analyzingoutcomes related to the primary endpoint of the study

●      adverse effect analysis

- Discussion,conclusion, findings

- Study number (whenregistering, e.g., at clinicaltrials.com)

- Funding source

Systematic review

The abstract of anarticle containing the results of a systematic review should be prepared takinginto account the recommendations of the PRISMA group (for the review ofrandomized trials) and contain the following sections:

-Purpose of the study

-Material and methods

●      criteria for inclusion of studies

●      sources of information

●      methods of estimating systematic error

- Results

●      description of relevant studies

●      synthesis

●      effect description with sensitivity analysis

- Discussion, conclusion,findings

●       Analysisof the strengths and weaknesses of the resulting evidence (consistency,accuracy, generalizability, risk of systematic error)

●      result interpretation

- Funding source

- Study number (whenregistering, e.g., at clinicaltrials.com).

Keywords should reflect the main content of thearticle, if possible not to repeat the terms of the title, use terms from thetext of the article, as well as terms that define the subject area and includeother important concepts that will facilitate and expand the ability to findthe article by means of information retrieval system.

The number ofkeywords should be at least 5 but not more than 10.

Thetext of the paper should present the main sections of the summary in detail,more fully.

9. BIBLIOGRAPHICAL LISTS are prepared takinginto account the "Uniform Requirements for Manuscripts Submitted toBiomedical Journals" of the International Committee of Medical JournalEditors (Uniform Requirements for Manuscripts Submitted to BiomedicalJournals). Correct description of the sources used in the reference lists is aguarantee that the cited publication will be taken into account when evaluatingthe publication record of its authors and the organizations where they work.

In original articles it is allowed tocite no more than 30 sources, in literature reviews – no more than 60, inlectures and other materials – up to 15.

The bibliography shouldcontain, in addition to seminal works, publications for the last 5 years (atleast 50% of the total number).

In the reference list:

●all works are listed in the order in which they arecited;

●repetitions of bibliographicreferences are not allowed;

●one item of literature cannot contain TWO different sources,ONLY ONE (this also applies to citations – either DOI or ordinary citation);

●in English spelling is NOTALLOWED to use Russian words and letters;

●the reference should be citedONLY once, at the end of the paragraph on a new line, without a period at theend;

●the link may contain ONLYENGLISH ALPHABETIC letters and symbols.

Example.

https://гибдд.рф is wrong

https://xn--90adear.xn--p1ai/is correct

Bibliographicreferences in the text of the article are given by a number in square brackets.

References to unpublished work are notallowed.

According to the rules that take intoaccount the requirements of such international citation systems as Web ofScience and Scopus, bibliographic lists (References) are included in theEnglish-language block of the article and, accordingly, should be given notonly in the original language, but also in Latin (Roman alphabet).

The English-language partof the bibliographic description of the reference should be immediately afterthe Russian-language part – on the next line.

At the end of theEnglish-language part of the bibliographic description, an indication of theoriginal language of the publication is placed in parentheses.

At the veryend of thebibliographic description on the next line put the current/activedoi ofthe article, if any, dot after the doi is not put.Cited articles with inactive doi are not allowed.

References to foreign sourcesremain unchanged.

Inthe bibliographic description should be presented all authors, if their numberis from one to three. If the publication has more than three authors, theabbreviation "et al." should be placed after the 3rd author. /", et al.".

Example

Literature/References

1. Medvedev B.I., Syundyukova E.G.,Sashenkov S.L. Placental expression of erythropoietin in preeclampsia. Rossiyskiy vestnik obstkushera-gynecologicov.2015;15(1):4-8.

Medvedev BI, Syundyukova EG, SashenkovSL. Placental expression of erythropoietin in preeclampsia. Rossiiskii vestnik akushera-ginekologa.2015;15(1):4-8. (In Russ.).

https://doi.org/10.17116/rosakush20151514-8

2. Matsumoto K, Nakamaru M, Obara H, et al. SurgicalStrategy for Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm with Concurrent Symptomatic Malignancy. World Journal of Surgery.1999;23(3):248-251. 

https://doi.org/10.1007/pl00013189

All references tojournal publications should contain current and working in RussiaDOI (Digital Object Identifier, a uniquedigital identifier of the article in the CrossRef system). You should check theDOI of an article at http://search.crossref.org/ orhttps://www.citethisforme.com. To obtain the DOI, enter the title of thearticle in English in the search box. The latter site, in addition to the DOI,automatically generates a properly formatted bibliographic writing of thearticle in English in the AMA citation style. The vast majority of foreignjournal articles and many Russian-language articles published after 2013 areregistered in the CrossRef system and have a unique DOI.

Rules for preparation of bibliographicdescriptions (References) of Russian-language sources for uploading tointernational citation indices.

1) Journal articles.

Surnames and initialsof all authors in Latin and the title of the article in English should be givenas they are given in the original publication. Then follows the name of theRussian-language journal in transliteration (transliteration is the transfer ofthe Russian word in Latin alphabet letters) in BSI standard (automatically transliteration in BSI standard is madeon the page http://ru.translit.net/?account=bsi , followed by theoutput data – year, volume, number, pages.

Example

Belaia Z, Rozhinskaia L,Mel'nichenko G, et al. The role of prolactin gradient and normalizedACTH/prolactin ratio in the improvement of sensitivity and specificity ofselective blood sampling from inferior petrosal sinuses for differentialdiagnostics of ACTH-dependent hypercorticism. Problems Endokrinologii. 2013;59(4):3-10. (In Russ.).

https://doi.org/10.14341/probl20135943-10

Itis unacceptable to abbreviate (or otherwise alter) article titles and journaltitles.

PubMedidentifier acronyms (PMID) and PubMed Central identifiers (PMCID) should not be cited.

You may not cite journal articles whosepublications do not include an English translation of the title.

References to theses, dissertations,abstracts, and proceedings published in various collections of conferences,conventions, etc. are not allowed.

2) All other sources are given in Latin scriptusing transliteration in BSI standard with preserving the style of theRussian-language source. The language of publication (In Russ.) is placed inparentheses.

Example

Gilyarevskii SR. Miokardity: sovremennye podkhody k diagnostike i lecheniyu. M.:Media Sfera; 2008. (In Russ.).

Ifthe source has been translated into English, the translation, not the transliteration,is given.

Ifa URL is available, the source is formatted as follows:

Example

Avrov M.V. Quality of life of patientswith chronic cerebral ischemia. Journalof neurology and psychiatry named after S.S. Korsakov. S.S. Korsakov.2017;117(4):56-58. Link active as of 06.06.2017.

Avrov MV. Quality of life of patientswith chronic cerebral ischemia. Zhurnalnevrologii i psikhiatrii imeni S.S. Korsakova. 2017;117(4):56-58. (InRuss.). Accessed June 6, 2017.

https://mediasphera.ru/issues/zhurnal-nevrologii-i-psikhiatrii-im-s-s-korsakova/2017/4/1199772982017041056

The formatting of thebibliography of both Russian and foreign sources should be based on the AMAVancouver style (AMA style, http://www.amamanualofstyle.com).

Pleasenote the single correct formatting ofthe doi reference:

Example

https://doi.org/10.5468/ogs.2016.59.1.1

Variants with"doi:", "dx.doi.org", etc. are not allowed.

Only the hyphen sign (notdashes!) is used in the body of the link.

There is no period after the doi and URL (http) reference!

Examples of the designof various bibliographic descriptions

10. At the end ofthe article, after the section "Discussion, conclusion orconclusions", it is necessary to indicate in which of the stages ofcreation of the article each of its authors participated:

● Concept and design of the study

● Collectionand processing of material

● Statisticalprocessing of data

● Textwriting

● Scientific editing

Example

Authors' participation: conception and designof the study – E.A. Vasilevskaya, G.F. Mingaleeva, A.A. Talipova, E.A.Sidorina; collection and processing of material – E.A. Vasilevskaya, G.F.Mingaleeva, A.A. Talipova, E.A. Sidorina; statistical data processing – E.A.Vasilevskaya, A.A. Talipova; text writing – E.A. Vasilevskaya, A.A. Talipova; scientificediting – E.A. Vasilevskaya, G.F. Mingaleeva.

11. Blocks at theend of the article:

● participationof authors (obligatory; in Russian, after the section "Discussion,conclusion or conclusions");

● funding(optional; in Russian, after the section "Authors' participation");

● acknowledgements(optional; in Russian, after the "Funding" section);

● conflict of interest (mandatory; in Russian andEnglish, the most recent).

To contact theeditorial staff:

IrinaBiryukova, Head of Editorial Office

E-mail: biryukova@mediasphera.ru,profilmed@mediasphera.ru

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