More research is being published today than ever before, and in a vast array of disciplines. Much of this work will one day change the world around us, or what we understand of it. From improving care practices of infants in Uganda to the discovery of new methods to treat chronic infections threatening millions of diabetes sufferers worldwide – we delight in the fact that our journals publish works that, each in their own way, contribute to a stronger, healthier society.
Cancer among circumpolar populations: an emerging public health concern indicates that cancer is an increasing public health concern among certain indigenous people in the Arctic.
— Journal: International Journal of Circumpolar Health
Guest Editor Karin Becker
An Editor Q&A;
This journal is a perfect place for this kind of work that is visually driven. ... the visual exerts a power that continues to challenge and be challenged by other ways of knowing.
Our Scandinavian roots instill in us an approach to publishing that resonates with those who have partnered with us. We are straightforward, unpretentious and honest, as well as passionate about our work. Testimonials from the institutions and societies we are partnered with speak to this.
“We are happy to have found partners that share our views on equity in access to health information, on quality of production, and service mindedness. ”
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