In the bustling world of academic publishing, journals from high-income countries (HICs) often dominate the conversation. We hear about The Lancet, NEJM, and BMJ constantly. But if you are a researcher, clinician, or public health specialist working on the ground in sub-Saharan Africa, those journals often feel worlds away.
The Pan African Medical Journal has emerged as a leading platform for healthcare research and publication in Africa. With its commitment to promoting healthcare excellence, equity, and access, PAMJ has made significant contributions to the continent's healthcare landscape. As the journal continues to grow and evolve, it is poised to play an increasingly important role in shaping healthcare policy, practice, and research in Africa. The Pan African Medical Journal
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If you are an African medical student, a district health officer, or a university professor, The Pan African Medical Journal offers an unmatched combination of credibility, accessibility, and continental relevance. By publishing in PAMJ, you are not just adding a line to your CV. You are contributing to a movement to decolonize global health publishing and ensure that Africa’s health future is written by Africa’s own scientists. Behind the Impact Factor: Why The Pan African
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The Pan African Medical Journal (PAMJ) is the largest open-access general medical journal in Africa, published by AFENET to facilitate global dissemination of health research from the continent. It provides a bilingual (English/French) peer-reviewed platform covering clinical medicine and public health, with a 2025 impact factor of 1.0. For more information, visit Pan African Medical Journal Pan African Medical Journal 2026 Pan African Medical Journal - Research.com
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