Editorial Program 2026

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JANUARY – Heart Health & Smart Hospitals

1. Cardiovascular Disease: Prevention, Screening & AI Diagnostics
2. Women & Heart Disease: Breaking the Gender Gap
3. Heart failure caused by diabetes
4. Robotics and AI in Modern Cardiac Surgery
5. Building the Sustainable “Smart Hospital”
6. Healthcare technology and market trends
7. Wearables for chronic disease tracking

FEBRUARY – Cancer, Rare Diseases & Precision Medicine

1. New Frontiers in Cancer Therapy: Immunotherapy & Genetic Profiling
2. Pediatric Oncology: Early Detection & Hope for Rare Cancers
3. AI in Radiology and Pathology: Transforming Diagnosis
4. Healthcare Equity: Bridging Access Gaps in Cancer Care
5. Medical Records & Documentation Automation
6. Obesity and high body mass index (BMI)
7. High Cholesterol

MARCH – Infectious Diseases & Telehealth Transformation

1. Global Preparedness: Lessons from Emerging Infections
2. Tuberculosis & Malaria: Renewed Global Efforts
3. Telemedicine 2.0: From Virtual Care to Continuous Monitoring
4. Hospital Accreditation & Safety: Digital Tools for Quality
5. Antimicrobial resistance (AMR)
6. Colorectal Cancer (Bowel)
7. Digestive diseases

APRIL – Pediatrics, Vaccines & Public Health

1. Childhood Immunization: Coverage, Hesitancy & New Vaccine Technologies
2. Autism Awareness: Early Intervention & Support Systems
3. AI for Early Diagnosis in Pediatric Care
4. Sustainable Health Policies: Building Healthier Generations
5. Diabetic neuropathy
6. AI in Pharmacy & Medication Safety
7. Arthritis and Musculoskeletal Conditions

MAY – Lung Health, Allergy & Respiratory Medicine

1. Asthma & COPD: New Treatments & Patient Management
2. Air Pollution and Respiratory Health: The Global Challenge
3. AI in Pulmonology: Predicting Exacerbations Before They Happen
4. Hospital Design for Cleaner Air & Greener Environments
5. Digital health technologies and the integration of artificial intelligence in healthcare
6. Trachea, Bronchus
7. Lung Cancer

JUNE – Men’s Health & Medical Safety

1. Prostate Cancer: Early Detection & Minimally Invasive Therapies
2. Mental Health in Men: Addressing the Silent Crisis
3. Medication Safety: Reducing Errors Through Technology
4. Hospital Risk Management & Patient Safety Policies
5. Coronary Artery Disease
6. Wearable & IoT Integration
7. Robotic Surgery: AI-enhanced precision and navigation, decision support

JULY – Liver, Kidney & Organ Health

1. Hepatitis: New Treatments and WHO’s 2030 Elimination Goals
2. Innovations in Kidney Transplant & Dialysis Technologies
3. Diabetic nephropathy
4. AI in Imaging: Detecting Organ Disease Earlier
5. Financing Future Healthcare: Cost Efficiency & Value-Based Models
6. Gastrointestinal infections
7. Chronic Liver Diseases

AUGUST – Maternal & Child Health (Pediatric Focus #2)

1. Maternal Mortality: Prevention Through Smarter Care
2. Neonatal Intensive Care: Life-Saving Technologies for Newborns
3. Nutrition in Early Life: The 1000-Day Window
4. Digital Health in Maternity & Pediatrics
5. Neonatal Disorders
6. Diabetic retinopathy
7. Quality & Safety in hospitals: Reducing medical errors

SEPTEMBER – Sepsis, Blood & Patient Safety (Pediatric Focus #3)

1. Sepsis Awareness: Saving Lives Through Early Detection
2. Blood Donation & Transfusion Safety: Global Innovations
3. AI in Intensive Care: Predicting Deterioration in Real Time
4. Hospital Accreditation: Raising Standards of Care
5. Stroke
6. Chronic Kidney Disease
7. AI-enabled telemedicine platforms

OCTOBER – Breast Cancer & Mental Health

1. Breast Cancer Awareness: Advances in Early Detection & Treatment
2. Mental Health of Healthcare Workers: Post-Pandemic Reflections
3. Stroke Management: Time-Critical Interventions & AI Imaging
4. Gender Equity in Healthcare Leadership
5. Hypertensive Heart Disease
6. Foot problems caused by diabetes
7. Hybrid Care Models & Virtual Hospitals

NOVEMBER – Diabetes, AMR & Children’s Pneumonia (Pediatric Focus #4)

1. Diabetes Care: New Insulin Delivery Systems & Glucose Monitoring
2. Diabetic dermopathy
3. Antimicrobial Resistance: A Global Policy Priority
4. Childhood Pneumonia: Prevention Through Vaccination & Nutrition
5. Digital Therapeutics: Changing the Landscape of Chronic Disease
6. Prostate Cancer
7. Neurological disorders

DECEMBER – HIV, Global Health & Future of Medicine

1. HIV Care: Long-Acting Treatments and Prevention Strategies
2. Longevity & Healthy Aging: The Science of Living Longer
3. Global Health Policies: Cooperation Across Borders
4. Top 10 Healthcare Innovations of 2026
5. Parkinson’s Disease
6. Osteoporosis
7. ER advancements