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Diabetology and Metabolic Syndrome

2024
- August
  - Volume 18
- June
  - Volume 18
    - Issue 6
- May
  - Volume 18
    - Issue 5
- April
  - Volume 18
    - Issue 4
- March
  - Volume 18
    - Issue 3
- February
  - Volume 18
    - Issue 2
- January
  - Volume 18
    - Issue 1
2023
- December
  - Volume 17
    - Issue 12
- November
  - Volume 17
    - Issue 11
- October
  - Volume 17
    - Issue 10
- September
  - Volume 17
    - Issue 9
- August
  - Volume 17
    - Issue 8
- July
  - Volume 17
    - Issue 7
- June
  - Volume 17
    - Issue 6
- May
  - Volume 17
    - Issue 5
- April
  - Volume 17
    - Issue 4
- March
  - Volume 17
    - Issue 3
- February
  - Volume 17
    - Issue 2
- January
  - Volume 17
    - Issue 1
2022
- December
  - Volume 16
    - Issue 12
- November
  - Volume 16
    - Issue 11
- October
  - Volume 16
    - Issue 10
- September
  - Volume 16
    - Issue 9
- August
  - Volume 16
    - Issue 8
- July
  - Volume 16
    - Issue 7
- June
  - Volume 16
    - Issue 6
- May
  - Volume 16
    - Issue 5
- April
  - Volume 16
    - Issue 4
- March
  - Volume 16
    - Issue 3
- February
  - Volume 16
    - Issue 2
- January
  - Volume 16
    - Issue 1

Medilib Journal is a reliable source of researches and researches in the field of medicine. The philosophy of journals is to preserve scientific materials and register them in the name of the author and prevent plagiarism.

About

Aims and scope

Diabetology & Metabolic Syndrome publishes articles on all aspects of the pathophysiology of diabetes and metabolic syndrome.

By publishing original material exploring any area of laboratory, animal or clinical research into diabetes and metabolic syndrome, the journal offers a highly visible forum for new insights and discussions into the issues of importance to the relevant community.

The journal aims to help health care providers improve the management of people afflicted by these syndromes by increasing knowledge and stimulating research in the field.

Diabetology & Metabolic Syndrome reports on basic research and clinical studies in the areas of genetics, pathophysiology, immunology, epidemiology, clinical management, therapeutic strategies, education, nutrition and psychosocial research relevant for the study of diabetes and metabolic syndrome.