Dietary Diversity and Gestational Weight Gain are Predictors of Birth Outcomes: A Cohort Study in Nigeria
Joseph Odolomarun Akuirene
Pages: 115-127
FOREWORD FOR ISSUE 2, Volume 21
In this issue, we are excited that in this second half of volume 21, after the re-launch of Tropical Journal of Medical Research (TJMR)!, we had to welcome more than 30 experts to our editorial network. We would like to take this chance to thank you all for your hard work and efficiency. It is truly appreciated and we could not have had such a successful issue without you.
To our Review and Section Editors, you form an essential part of our editorial board and belong to a trusted network of experts who regularly help us make decisions on the journal content. Therefore, we thank you immensely for your continued contribution.
To our global readers, you form an essential part of our commitment to success and your regular input has continued to accelerate us to greater heights.
Along this line, we continue to make it our priority to communicate and promote expert research in tropical medicine to the widest possible audience. We continue to rely on the researchers like you who are actively working in their research field. We continually work to call for manuscripts in emerging medical topics.
We are also grateful to cPrint Publisher-(Cpp), Nigeria for their continued support.
Editor-in-Chief
Dr. George U. Eleje
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Foreword
We are tremendously excited that we were able to publish this issue of the Tropical Journal of Medical Research (TJMR) in the first half of 2022. On behalf of the editorial board, I am immeasurably appreciative of our highly esteemed authors and readers. We also acknowledge the dedication, enthusiasm, and excellent work of our Editors. The outstanding academic reputation, the good quality of research produced by TJMR authors, and the timely painstaking assessment by the highly seasoned peer reviewers have been fundamental for the secret of our successes.
We are most grateful to cPrint Publisher-(cPP), Nigeria, for their immense support and excellent service delivery to TJMR. Their innovative idea of publishing ahead of print articles as soon as the acceptance and copyediting stages are completed is a welcome development. Our goal is to continue to publish high-quality research articles borne out of sound scientific research in all fields of medicine and allied sciences so as to continue the speedy progress of the TJMR.
I, therefore, call on all researchers as well as the university and scientific community to partner with us by offering valuable counsel, advice, guides, and outright constructive criticisms that will help us continuously improve.
On behalf of the dedicated and hard-working editorial board and our enthusiastic reviewers who have remained focused to see the timely publication of this volume 21 (issue 1), I wish you all the best.
Editor-in-Chief
Dr. George U. Eleje