Conflict of Interest
For Authors
All authors must disclose any conflicts of interest related to the manuscript. These interests include, but are not limited to, commercial, personal, political, and intellectual factors that may influence their professional judgment regarding key values (patient welfare, research integrity, etc.).

Editors and reviewers must also report any potential conflicts of interest related to the submissions they are handling.

For Reviewers
Reviewers must provide unbiased feedback on the manuscript and assess whether the work is original and scientifically accurate. They should recommend whether the manuscript should be published as is, published after revisions, or rejected. Reviewers must disclose any conflicts of interest related to the manuscript under review. Once the review process is completed, reviewers must delete the manuscript files and refrain from sharing any information with third parties.

Financial Support
All authors must disclose any financial support related to the manuscript. They should provide a list of organizations that funded or sponsored the research.

Financial Disclosures
All authors must disclose any financial arrangements they may have with a company whose product is mentioned in the submitted manuscript.

Informed Consent
It is the responsibility of the authors to obtain informed consent from participants in studies involving human subjects. The authors must ensure that patient confidentiality is maintained and that participants are aware of their involvement in the research.