About the Journal

The Asian Journal of Obesity is dedicated to advancing our understanding of obesity in the context of the Asian
population. Obesity is a growing public health concern worldwide, and it is essential to recognize the unique
challenges and factors contributing to obesity in the Asian demographic. Our journal is committed to addressing
these issues by providing a comprehensive platform for research and discourse.

Aim and Mission

Aim
The aim of the “Asian Journal of Obesity” is to be a pioneering source of knowledge in the realm of obesity, serving
as the first journal in the region dedicated to the multifaceted aspects of this health concern. Our primary objective
is to advance the understanding of obesity by focusing on its epidemiology, pathogenesis, and management,
with a specific emphasis on regional data from Asian countries.

We seek to disseminate high-quality, evidence-based research through a quarterly peer-reviewed open-access
platform, encompassing original research, clinical reviews, case reports, brief communications, expert viewpoints,
and clinical practice guidelines.

Vision
Our vision is to be at the forefront of obesity research and knowledge dissemination in the Asian region.
We aspire to lead the way in enhancing the understanding of obesity’s complex dynamics and its impact on health.

We aim to create a platform that unites researchers, clinicians, and experts in the fight against obesity by providing a
comprehensive and easily accessible source of information. Our vision is to contribute significantly to the
improvement of obesity management and prevention, ultimately leading to better health outcomes
for individuals and communities.

Mission
Our mission is to promote and facilitate the exchange of knowledge, insights, and research findings in the field of
obesity. We are dedicated to addressing the unique challenges and opportunities presented by the Asian context.

We aim to foster collaboration among researchers, healthcare professionals, and policymakers and
provide a space for them to share their expertise and experience. Throughout the quarterly journal, we endeavor
to disseminate evidence-based practices and guidelines, thereby playing a pivotal role in combating the obesity
epidemic in Asia and beyond.

Our Guiding Principles

Our guiding principle is to uphold the highest standards of scientific rigor and integrity in all our publications. We are
committed to promoting evidence-based research and clinical practices in the field of obesity while also fostering
inclusivity and collaboration among researchers, clinicians, and experts across the Asian region. 

We prioritize transparency, open access, and the dissemination of valuable knowledge to address the critical health
challenges posed by obesity.

Scope of the Asian Journal of Obesity

The Asian Journal of Obesity is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal dedicated to the study of obesity and its related
issues with a specific focus on the Asian region.

This journal aims to provide a platform for the publication of high-quality research, reviews, and scholarly articles
on obesity, its causes, consequences, and management, while considering the
unique factors and challenges within the Asian population.

The Asian Journal of Obesity invites original research articles, systematic reviews, meta-analyses, clinical studies,
case reports, and commentaries that contribute to the understanding, prevention, and management of obesity,
with a focus on the unique aspects and challenges within the Asian population.

The journal aims to promote evidence-based practices, interdisciplinary collaboration, and the dissemination of
knowledge to address the growing problem of obesity in the Asian region.

Articles published in the Asian Journal of Obesity

Asian Journal of Obesity is a quarterly journal published under the flagship of IJCP Group. Asian Journal of Obesity
is the first journal in the region covering different domains of obesity epidemiology, pathogenesis, and management
with specific emphasis on regional data from Asian countries. The journal has been initiated as a quarterly
peer-reviewed journal that publishes original research, clinical reviews, case reports, brief communications, expert
viewpoints, and clinical practice guidelines related to obesity.