The Pan African Medical Journal Link

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As of 2025, the PAMJ has established itself as one of the most prominent native biomedical publishers in Africa. PAMJ - Pan African Medical Journal The Pan African Medical Journal

Founded in 2008 by the African Field Epidemiology Network (AFENET), The Pan African Medical Journal was born out of a specific crisis: African researchers were producing high-quality data, yet they faced systemic barriers to publication in Western-dominated journals. High article processing charges (APCs), linguistic bias, and a lack of appreciation for local context often left vital research unpublished. Street food high in trans-fat is cheaper than

For research papers, follow the IMRaD structure: Introduction/Background, Methods, Results, and Discussion. As of 2025, the PAMJ has established itself