Global Insights in Public and Preventive Health (GIPPH) is an international, peer-reviewed, open-access journal dedicated to publishing high-quality scholarly work that advances public health science, strengthens preventive medicine, and informs global and community health practice. The journal serves as a global platform for public health professionals, researchers, policymakers, academicians, and healthcare practitioners to disseminate scientifically robust and socially relevant research.

GIPPH follows a Continuous Publication model, under which accepted manuscripts are published online immediately after completion of peer review, editorial assessment, and final production. This model ensures the rapid dissemination of research findings, enabling timely access to evidence that supports public health decision-making and preventive strategies without waiting for scheduled issues.

The journal publishes original research articles, systematic and narrative reviews, short communications, case studies, policy briefs, and commentaries that contribute to evidence-based public health and preventive medicine. GIPPH maintains a strong commitment to ethical publishing practices, editorial independence, and rigorous peer review, ensuring transparency, integrity, and scientific excellence in all published content.

By promoting multidisciplinary collaboration, GIPPH aims to bridge the gap between research, policy, and practice, supporting global efforts to improve population health, reduce health disparities, and strengthen sustainable healthcare systems.

Aims & Scope

Global Insights in Public and Preventive Health (GIPPH) aims to advance knowledge in public health and preventive medicine by publishing high-quality, peer-reviewed research that supports disease prevention, health promotion, and informed public health policymaking. The journal welcomes submissions that integrate scientific research with real-world public health practice at local, national, and global levels.

GIPPH considers original and impactful contributions in, but not limited to, the following areas:

• Public Health and Epidemiology: Disease surveillance, population health studies, epidemiological methods, and outbreak investigations
• Preventive Medicine and Primary Care: Risk reduction strategies, screening programs, vaccination, and preventive healthcare models
• Health Policy and Health Management: Health systems research, policy analysis, healthcare governance, and program evaluation
• Global Health: Global disease burden, health equity, international health initiatives, and cross-border health challenges
• Occupational and Environmental Health: Workplace health, environmental exposures, climate change, and public health risk assessment
• Health Promotion and Disease Prevention: Community-based interventions, behavioral health programs, and lifestyle-related disease prevention
• Community Medicine and Social Determinants of Health: Health equity, access to care, socioeconomic determinants, and vulnerable populations

GIPPH encourages submissions that foster interdisciplinary collaboration, address pressing public health challenges, and contribute to the development of equitable, evidence-based, and sustainable public and preventive health systems worldwide.