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  • Special
    Vol. 1 No. 6 (2026)

    IJCTM Volume 1, Issue 6 — September–October 2026   The September–October 2026 issue of the *International Journal of Clinical & Translational Medicine* (IJCTM) brings together a diverse collection of peer-reviewed research spanning three thematic pillars: Medical Pathologies, Medical Education, and New Methods. This bimonthly edition underscores the journal's commitment to accelerating the translation of scientific discovery into evidence-based clinical practice.   **Medical Pathologies**: This section features clinicopathological correlations, molecular diagnostic studies, and biomarker-driven differential diagnosis across major organ systems. Contributions include case-based analyses of rare disease presentations, pathophysiological reviews, and comparative immunohistochemical studies designed to enhance diagnostic accuracy and clinical outcome prediction.   **Medical Education**: Our education-focused articles examine curriculum innovation, competency-based assessment frameworks, simulation-based training protocols, and the integration of digital tools in undergraduate and postgraduate medical education. These studies provide evidence-based guidance for educators and administrators designing effective learning environments for the next generation of healthcare professionals.   **New Methods**: Emerging diagnostic technologies, artificial intelligence-assisted clinical decision-making, novel therapeutic protocols, and innovative translational methodologies form the cornerstone of this section. Featured contributions explore computational approaches to disease modeling, rapid diagnostic platforms, and implementation strategies bridging laboratory innovation and clinical care.   All manuscripts in this issue underwent rigorous double-blind peer review and represent original, previously unpublished work. IJCTM remains fully open-access under the CC BY 4.0 international license, ensuring broad dissemination to researchers, clinicians, and educators worldwide.   We invite submissions for future issues addressing clinical excellence, evidence-based practice, and translational science.

  • IJCTM — Volume 1, Issue 5 (June 2026)
    Vol. 1 No. 5 (2026)

    The June 2026 issue of the International Journal of Clinical & Translational Medicine (IJCTM) brings together a curated selection of high-impact studies spanning oncology, infectious disease, critical care, pediatrics, and the rapidly evolving field of artificial intelligence in medicine. This issue reflects the journal's core mission: to accelerate the translation of scientific discovery into meaningful clinical practice.

    Among the highlights, this issue features a multi-center cohort study examining gut microbiome signatures in early-stage colorectal cancer, and a systematic review with meta-analysis evaluating machine learning-based early warning systems for sepsis — both of which address urgent priorities in global health. A randomized controlled trial on probiotic supplementation in pediatric antibiotic-associated diarrhea further underscores our commitment to evidence-based therapeutic decision-making in vulnerable populations.

    Translational contributions include a CRISPR-based diagnostic platform for rapid detection of drug-resistant tuberculosis, alongside a biomarker panel study for acute kidney injury prediction in critically ill patients. A comprehensive meta-analysis of telehealth interventions across 48 randomized trials offers timely evidence for digital health policy, while a case series documents novel pediatric presentations of autoimmune hepatitis.

    This issue closes with a thought-provoking Perspectives piece examining the translational gaps and implementation challenges facing artificial intelligence in clinical radiology — a fitting reflection on both the promise and the responsibility that defines modern translational medicine.

    IJCTM remains fully open access under the CC BY 4.0 license. All articles underwent rigorous double-blind peer review prior to publication.

  • May Issue
    Vol. 1 No. 4 (2026)

    SSUE FOCUS: MEDICAL EDUCATION & PREVENTIVE MEDICINE

    In this special May 2026 issue, we feature a comprehensive collection of peer-reviewed research addressing the intersection of medical education, preventive medicine, and clinical practice. Our articles explore innovative teaching methodologies, evidence-based approaches to disease prevention, and the translational pathways connecting laboratory research to improved patient outcomes in clinical settings.

  • April Issue
    Vol. 1 No. 3 (2026)

    Welcome to the April issue of the International Journal of Clinical & Translational Medicine. This month’s publication continues our commitment to accelerating the translation of scientific discoveries into actionable clinical practices. We present a robust collection of peer-reviewed original research, comprehensive reviews, and clinical perspectives that address pressing challenges across diverse medical specialties.

    Our featured content this month spans the spectrum from cutting-edge oncological therapies to targeted dermatological and otorhinolaryngological interventions, providing clinicians and researchers with vital data to inform patient care.

  • March Issue
    Vol. 1 No. 2 (2026)

    The March 2026 issue of the International Journal of Clinical & Translational Medicine (IJCTM) marks a significant milestone in our mission to bridge the gap between "bench and bedside." As we move into Volume 1, Issue 2, this edition focuses on the rapid integration of digital health technologies and precision diagnostics into the modern clinical environment.

    Inside This Issue

    • Translational Innovations: Discover how bench-side discoveries in molecular biology are being distilled into actionable clinical protocols.

    • Clinical Excellence: New insights into evidence-based healthcare practices that prioritize patient outcomes and safety.

    • The Future of Medicine: This issue highlights the collaborative efforts between clinician-scientists and biomedical researchers, as depicted on our cover, where the focus remains on the synthesis of laboratory data and real-time patient care.

  • Volume 1, Issue 1 (2026)
    Vol. 1 No. 1 (2026)

    The inaugural issue of the International Journal of Clinical & Translational Medicine (IJCTM) features original research, reviews, and clinical case studies highlighting advances in translational medical science.