A new travel to the science

Abstract

On behalf of The Injector Editorial Board, I am very excited to reach you it the first issue of The Injector. The aim of The Injector is to promote research, developments, and innovations for all field of the medicine.

It takes knowledge, personal attention and effort to produce useful science on human health, but it is a universal responsibility to disseminate the obtained science. Valuable scientific works and produced science are crowned when they are sufficiently disseminated, known and applied. The Injector is going on a scientific travel to contribute to the spread of science and publish valuable studies that will contribute to human health. The most important guidelines of The Injector on this travel will be universal ethical values and the desire to be useful to humanity.

I would like to give you some brief information about articles in our first issue. Baber presented a review showing the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on health workers in the countries with the highest number of cases in the world. Öztürk et al. presented an interesting review about auriculotherapy. Şahin et al. presented a bibliometric study on cytokines and cytokine storming in COVID-19 patients. Topcu et al. presented a rare case report about malignant thyroid tumor. Coşar et al. presented an important case report about congenital chloride diarrhea. Onganlar presented an important letter about nonsurgical correction of congenital ear deformities.

We have plans to publish important ideas and approaches of honorable and experienced authors as editorial articles in every issue of The Injector. Informing to the young authors about effective article writing will serve the principles of our journal, which was established to encourage the production of science. In addition, The Injector aims to protect scientific ethical values and deontological sensitivity in accordance with the principles of the organization. The Injector aims to publish high-quality and up-to-date articles that will contribute positively to human health and generate new scientific discussions.

Finally, I would like to thank all the researchers who submitted articles to The Injector on behalf of the Editorial Board. I hope that the number of researchers submitting articles will increase to support this scientific journey of The Injector.

Best regards,

Editor-in-Chief