About the Journal

Pioneer Journal of Biostatistics and Medical Research (PJBMR) is the first journal specialized in the field of biostatistics and medical statistics that will be published quarterly. PJBMR intends to encourage health researchers to use purpose-based, novel statistical techniques to find meaningful results and infer those results for practical solutions to health-related problems. PJBMR publishes research from clinicians, health scientists, public health specialists, epidemiologists, pharmacists, biostatisticians, statisticians, and investigators from all other fields of life and health sciences.

Fee and Fundings

PJBMR does not levy any publication fees, and our journal operates without external funding sources to support its operations or provide financial assistance to authors. 

Current Issue

Vol. 2 No. 1 (2024)
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.61171/yjv4sh59
Published: 2024-03-18

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Pioneer Journal of Biostatistics and Medical Research (PJBMR) is the first journal specialized in the field of biostatistics and medical statistics that will be published quarterly. PJBMR intends to encourage health researchers to use purpose-based, novel statistical techniques to find meaningful results and infer those results for practical solutions to health-related problems.

Aims and Scope

Pioneer Journal of Biostatistics and Medical Research (PJBMR) is the first journal specialized in the field of biostatistics and medical statistics that will be published quarterly. PJBMR intends to encourage health researchers to use purpose-based, novel statistical techniques to find meaningful results and infer those results for practical solutions to health-related problems.

PJBMR publishes research from clinicians, health scientists, public health specialists, epidemiologists, pharmacists, biostatisticians, statisticians, and investigators from all other fields of life and health sciences.

WHAT WE PUBLISH: PJBMR publishes

  • Editorial / Guest Editorial
  • Case reports, Case series, 
  • Short communication(s), Short note
  • Original articles (cross-sectional, case controls, quasi experimental studies, randomized controlled trials)
  • Review articles
  • Systematic reviews
  • Meta analysis , etc