About the Journal

BUMJ is an official publication of the Babcock Medical Society, Babcock University, Ilishan- Remo, Nigeria. It is a multidisciplinary journal that provides rapid publication of peer-reviewed new health research findings in all the specialities of health sciences, basic medical sciences, basic clinical sciences, and clinical sciences with a strong emphasis on community and public health. We are keen on disseminating evidence-based pragmatic insights into health issues in Africa. The journal seeks to publish original manuscripts of new human research findings, review articles, and commentaries on topical issues. Brief reports, case reports, and letters to the editor will also be considered.

Announcements

Invitation to Propose Special Issues

2025-04-01

Special Issues are a critical component of the Babcock University Medical Journal that deal with topics of current interests that fall within the journal’s scope. The proposers should be reputable experts with national and/or regional coverage and can attract high-quality and relevant articles. Special Issues Proposers are welcome all year round to request Special Issue Proposal From from the Editor-in-Chief at bumj@babcock.edu.ng.

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Current Issue

Vol. 8 No. S1 (2025): Voices from Iraq: Emerging Clinical Evidence and Implications for Global Health Equity
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This special edition of BUMJ offers a platform for a diverse range of voices from across Iraq, emphasising important research that often remains underrepresented yet is essential for advancing our understanding of health equity. From innovative studies conducted in Iraq to thoughtful reflections on the process of decolonising global health, these contributions are a powerful reminder that meaningful scientific progress is achieved when all regions, voices, and lived experiences are included and valued at the global level.

Published: 2025-04-30

Research Article

Letter to the Editor

Basic Medical Research

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