Diabetes Research

Open journal

ISSN 2379-6375

Special Editions

Diabetes Research – Open Journal (DROJ) aims to serve the scientific community and provide information focusing on the various causes, diagnoses,  treatments, prevention, education, management, and research related to diabetes.

Diabetes is a systemic disease that causes higher-than-normal blood sugar levels and results in a number of symptoms and complications of varying severity. While the symptoms and complications are similar, treatment will vary depending on the type of diabetes that is diagnosed. The disease is classified into various types, based on the underlying pathophysiology.

Thus, a diagnosis of diabetes is usually classified as either Type I or diabetes Mellitus (DM); or Type II or Diabetes Insipidus (DI). Type I diabetes is caused by the failure of the beta cells in the pancreas to produce sufficient insulin; while Type II diabetes is due to cells’ inability to recognize the insulin that is being produced; a phenomenon known as ‘insulin resistance. Gestational diabetes is a third, less common type of diabetes specific to pregnant women.

DROJ strives to provide widespread and open access to detailed, up-to-date, and reliable information of the highest quality on all matters related to diabetes – including effective disease prevention measures, management strategies, and pharmacological treatments; innovative research findings and applications; and associated disorders – through Openventio Publisher’s Open Journal approach.

editor-in-chief

Shaw Watanabe, MD, PhD

Life Science Promotion Foundation

Associate editors

Takashi Nomiyama, MD, PhD

Department of Endocrinology and Diabetes Mellitus, Fukuoka University

Stephen I-Hong Hsu, MD, PhD

Prometheon Pharma, LLC

editors

Kevin P. Shotliff, MD

Endocrinology and Diabetes, Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

Hiroshi Bando, MD, PhD

Tokushima University

Manoj K. Gupta, PhD

Joslin Diabetes Center

Guray Guven, PhD

Medica Corporation

Sho-ichi Yamagishi, MD, PhD

Kurume University School of Medicine

Andrew C. Shin, PhD

Department of Nutritional Science, Texas Tech University

Maria Zannikou, PhD

Evaggelismos Hospital

Dimiter Dimitrov, MD, PhD

Bausch + Lomb

Ines Slim, MD, MSc, PhD

Diabetes and Endocrinology Chez Private Office

Rajakrishnan Veluthakal, PhD

Department of Molecular & Cellular Endocrinology, Beckman Research Institute, City of Hope

Godwin K. Simon, MD

Medway NHS Foundation Trust

Bernard C. Szirth, PhD

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

Omorogieva Ojo, PhD

School of Health Sciences, University of Greenwich

Massimo Collino, PhD

Department of Pharmaceutical Science and Technology, University of Turin

Oscar Lorenzo, PhD

Universidad Autónoma de Madrid

Sophia C. T. Huey, MBBS, MMed (Anaes.)

Department of Anaesthesiology, Duke-NUS, A School of National University of Singapore

reviewers

Suresh B. Kondaveeti, PhD

Symbiosis Medical College For Women, India

Yuan Zhang, PhD

University of Iowa, USA

Surendra Ugale, MBBS, MS

Asian Bariatrics & Kirloskar Hospital, India

John Clapham, PhD

University of Bolton, UK

Narayanan Veeraraghavan, PhD

Baylor College of Medicine, USA

Amin Khalifeh-Soltani, MD

Massachusetts General Hospital, USA

Saminathan Muthusamy, PhD

University of Illinois, USA

Feedback Corner

Campania University ‘‘Luigi Vanvitelli’’ - DROJ

5/5

I am very happy that my manuscript was judged useful by the reviewers and I am even more pleased with the rapid approval process of the paper. I am honored to be one of the happy authors of the Journal.

University College Hospital - DROJ

5/5

The ‘Diabetes Research—Open Journal’ was considered as a very high standard journal by me before I submitted my manuscript based on the quality of the articles in the archive. The same opinion was expressed by my colleagues after seeing our published article. The editorial team displayed a high sense of professionalism. The reviewers had a good grounding in medical science and were very helpful. The e-print was also great. We had a wonderful scientific experience with this reputable journal.

Sulaiman Al Rajhi Medical School - DROJ

5/5

It was a great experience working with the Journal team who were very patient and professional in entertaining our requests to make changes in the Galley Proof. We found that the Journal Editorial team is really professional. Thank you for your service to science.

University of Delhi - DROJ

5/5

Thank you so much for giving me the opportunity to contribute my research paper worldwide. This journal is fast and qualitative.

Tokushima University – DROJ

5/5

As a researcher and an editor, I have several excellent experiences so far with Diabetes Research – Open Journal. May DR-OJ be contributed to health and happiness of everyone in the future.

Virginia Polytechnic Institute – DROJ

5/5

The editorial services from the journal Diabetes Research were excellent.

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IRCCS San Raffaele Pisana – DROJ

5/5

All suggestion and requests were polite and appropriate. We got so good an impression with your editorial team that we decided to go on with this experience and hope not to be disappointed now that we felt so good with your team.

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