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Terms & Conditions:

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1. Intellectual Property & Creative Commons Licensing

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2. Acceptable Use Policy

Users agree to utilize this OJS platform exclusively for lawful scientific and academic purposes. You are strictly prohibited from:

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3. Limitation of Liability

The epidemiological information, research findings, and public health guidelines published within GIPPH are intended for academic discussion, scientific research, and educational applications. Neither the Editorial Board nor the publisher, NEO-ART EXCELLENCE HUB PRIVATE LIMITED, shall be held liable for any direct, indirect, or consequential damages resulting from the practical application of preventive strategies, public health policies, or healthcare administrative conclusions described within our peer-reviewed literature.