Over nearly two decades, PAMJ has evolved into a vital archive of African health data. It has played an instrumental role in documenting major public health events on the continent, offering real-time data and field insights that are crucial for outbreak response and health strategy formulation. Infectious Disease Documentation
While it accepts submissions globally, the editorial policy prioritizes studies that address health issues specific to the African context or those involving African populations. The Pan African Medical Journal
Provide African scientists, clinicians, and public health experts with a highly visible platform to publish their findings. Over nearly two decades, PAMJ has evolved into
All content is freely available to the public immediately upon publication. Article Processing Charges (APC): The shift from agricultural labor to sedentary service
Street food high in trans-fat is cheaper than a balanced meal. The shift from agricultural labor to sedentary service work happens far faster than the infrastructure for recreational exercise. Meanwhile, the tobacco and alcohol industries aggressively target young populations in growth markets across the continent.
The Pan African Medical Journal (PAMJ) is a leading open-access, peer-reviewed medical journal dedicated to publishing research relevant to the African continent. Launched in 2008, it has established itself as a primary vehicle for African researchers to disseminate scientific knowledge. The journal is distinguished by its open-access model, its scope covering all aspects of medicine, and its role in addressing the "10/90 gap"—the disparity where only 10% of global health research funding is directed toward problems affecting 90% of the world’s population.
Giving local researchers a visible, high-impact platform to share discoveries.