The Journal of Applied Research in Clinical and Experimental Therapeutics was a peer-reviewed medical journal published from 2001 through 2014. Over fourteen volumes, the journal provided clinicians, researchers, and scientists with timely access to original research spanning the breadth of clinical medicine and experimental therapeutics. The complete archive of published articles remains freely available on this site.
Scope of Coverage
The journal welcomed original research, case reports, and review articles from all areas of clinical and laboratory medicine. Published work represented a wide range of specialties, including:
- Cardiovascular medicine — atherosclerosis, reverse cholesterol transport, cardiac rehabilitation, cardiovascular physiology, and parasympathetic modulation
- Infectious disease — antimicrobial efficacy, antifungal agents, vaccine-preventable illness, HIV-related conditions, and malaria treatment
- Exercise physiology and rehabilitation — muscle physiology, electromyography, interval training, delayed onset muscle soreness, and physical therapy interventions
- Neurology and pain management — deep brain stimulation, cognitive assessment, stroke-related deficits, and prolotherapy for musculoskeletal conditions
- Pharmacology and drug delivery — bioavailability, transdermal drug delivery, drug interactions, and pharmacokinetics
- Oncology — supportive care, biomarkers in lung and hematologic malignancies, and treatment-related complications
- Urology and gynecology — pelvic floor rehabilitation, urinary incontinence, and surgical technique
- Ophthalmology, immunology, and laboratory medicine — diagnostic methods, serum analysis, and clinical laboratory research
The sole criterion for publication was scientific accuracy. The journal did not restrict submissions by specialty, geographic origin, or clinical setting, and published work from research institutions worldwide.
Rapid Review Model
A defining feature of the journal was its commitment to rapid peer review. Accepted manuscripts were guaranteed publication within 120 days of acceptance — a timeline designed to move clinically relevant findings into the hands of practitioners without the extended delays common in traditional journal publishing. Each submission was evaluated by reviewers with appropriate credentials and expertise in the subject area covered.
Indexing
The Journal of Applied Research was accepted to EMBASE and International Pharmaceutical Abstracts, ensuring that published research was discoverable through major biomedical literature databases.
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