Aim & Scope
Health Problems of Civilization (quarterly) is a continuation of the Human and Health journal (ISSN 2082-7288), published in the years 2010-2013. The journal is exclusively published in the English language (abstract, title and keywords in Polish). The articles concerns several theme areas covering topics such as biomedical aspects of health, new diseases, physical activity or health-related behaviours. The mission of our journal is to popularize knowledge in the field of human health in the face of the dynamic changes in modern life caused by the development of civilization, industrialization, urbanization and environmental change. The accelerated progress in civilization (mainly industrialization, urbanization and environmental changes, new trends in diet and lifestyle as well as improvement in the quality of life) often affects human health negatively. Accordingly, the journal publishes articles divided into three thematic sections: "Diseases and problems distinguished by the WHO and FAO", "Physical activity of social and professional groups" and "Other". The journal also welcomes submissions on one selected issue in a thematically chosen area, such as Lyme disease, tuberculosis, physical activity or obesity, if it becomes a current focus in the scientific community. Journal’s title and its thematic scope Epidemiological data indicate an increase in diseases classified as civilization. These include cardiovascular disease, diabetes, overweight, obesity and cancer. In the face of growing health risks, both national programs and research programs are being launched to address such aspects as prevention and education of the public with a view to avoiding risk factors, early diagnosis and consequently therapy. Over the past 20 years, more than 30 new highly infectious diseases have been identified worldwide. Therefore, the Health Problems of Civilization journal provides an opportunity to publish articles on current issues, prophylaxis and health education as well as adverse health outcomes. [1]
Continuations / Journal History
| ( 2010 - 2013 ) | Human and Health | ( 2014 - 9999 ) | Health Problems of Civilization |
2024
SAFEST UNDER THE SUN? PRACTICES APPLIED BY RESIDENTS OF THE SILESIAN VOIVODESHIP FOR SUN PROTECTION
Health Problems of Civilization , 2024
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IMPROVING TICK-BORNE DISEASES AWARENESS: PREVENTING MISDIAGNOSIS AND IMPROPER TREATMENT
Health Problems of Civilization , 2024
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HIDDEN RISKS OF XYLITOL AND ERYTHRITOL: A CALL FOR FURTHER RESEARCH
Health Problems of Civilization , 2024
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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HIGH PROTEIN DIET AND RISK OF KIDNEY DISEASE PROGRESSION AND NEPHROLITHIASIS
A Banasiak , M Tokarski , S Łukaszewicz , ... , J Kordialik
Health Problems of Civilization , 2024
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G Nedelcheva Kuyumdzhieva , D Dobreva , T Kuyumdzhiev , ... , T Todorova
Health Problems of Civilization , 2024
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SLEEP DEFICIENCY AND ITS IMPACT ON ATHLETE PERFORMANCE
M Tokarski , A Banasiak , B Sadłowski , ... , S Sarnacka
Health Problems of Civilization , 2024
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TYPE TWO DIABETES IN ADOLESCENTS AND CHILDREN: TRENDS AND RISKS
J Cecot , K Zarzecki , M Mandryk
Health Problems of Civilization , 2024
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HEALTHCARE WORKERS' EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE AND THEIR JOB SATISFACTION
G Witkowski , K Snoch , T Orczykowski , ... , J Piotr Chmielewski
Health Problems of Civilization , 2024
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P Bieganek , B Sadłowski , S Łukaszewicz , ... , A Banasiak
Health Problems of Civilization , 2024
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