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Journal of Intellectual Disability Research

2024
- August
  - Volume 68
    - Issue 8
- July
  - Volume 68
    - Issue 7
- June
  - Volume 68
    - Issue 6
- May
  - Volume 68
    - Issue 5
- April
  - Volume 68
    - Issue 4
- March
  - Volume 68
    - Issue 3
- February
  - Volume 68
    - Issue 2
- January
  - Volume 68
    - Issue 1
2023
- December
  - Volume 67
    - Issue 12
- November
  - Volume 67
    - Issue 11
- October
  - Volume 67
    - Issue 10
- September
  - Volume 67
    - Issue 9
- August
  - Volume 67
    - Issue 8
- July
  - Volume 67
    - Issue 7
- June
  - Volume 67
    - Issue 6
- May
  - Volume 67
    - Issue 5
- April
  - Volume 67
    - Issue 4
- March
  - Volume 67
    - Issue 3
- February
  - Volume 67
    - Issue 2
- January
  - Volume 67
    - Issue 1
2022
- December
  - Volume 66
    - Issue 12
- November
  - Volume 66
    - Issue 11
- October
  - Volume 66
    - Issue 10
- September
  - Volume 66
    - Issue 9
- July
  - Volume 66
    - Issue 7
- June
  - Volume 66
    - Issue 6
- May
  - Volume 66
    - Issue 5
- April
  - Volume 66
    - Issue 4
- March
  - Volume 66
    - Issue 3
- February
  - Volume 66
    - Issue 2
2021
- December
  - Volume 65
    - Issue 12
- November
  - Volume 65
    - Issue 11
- October
  - Volume 65
    - Issue 10
- September
  - Volume 65
    - Issue 9

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.

The Journal of Intellectual Disability Research is devoted exclusively to the scientific study of intellectual disability and publishes papers reporting original observations in this field. The subject matter is broad and includes, but is not restricted to, findings from biological, educational, genetic, medical, psychiatric, psychological and sociological studies, and ethical, philosophical, and legal contributions that increase knowledge on the treatment and prevention of intellectual disability and of associated impairments and disabilities, and/or inform public policy and practice. Expert reviews on themes in which recent research has produced notable advances will be included. Such reviews will normally be by invitation.