1. Originality and Plagiarism:

Authors must ensure that submitted manuscripts are original and free from plagiarism. Any use of others' works must be properly cited.

2. Transparency in Collaborations:

Authors should clearly disclose any conflicts of interest or financial support. This includes any financial or personal relationships that may influence the research outcomes.

3. Confirmation from All Authors:

All authors must confirm that the manuscript has been submitted for publication and that everyone is aware of its content.

4. Responsibilities of Authors:

Authors are responsible for the accuracy of the data and results presented in the manuscript and must ensure that all data are correctly analyzed and interpreted.

5. Peer Review Process:

Reviewers must adhere to ethical principles and evaluate manuscripts impartially and fairly. They should protect the confidentiality of information obtained during the peer review process.

6. Compliance with Laws and Regulations:

All individuals involved in the publication process must comply with the relevant laws and regulations regarding research and scientific publication.

7. Actions in Case of Ethical Violations:

If an ethical violation is identified, the journal may take actions such as retracting the manuscript or conducting further investigations.