Pollution and Diseases

About the Journal

Pollution and Diseases is a peer-reviewed, international, interdisciplinary academic journal dedicated to advancing scientific understanding of the complex relationships between environmental pollution and disease processes in human, animal, and ecological systems. The journal provides a platform for timely and rigorous scientific communication, emphasizing research that addresses both global environmental challenges and localized manifestations of pollution-related risks. Pollution and Diseases welcomes high-quality submissions from a broad range of disciplines, including but not limited to environmental sciences, toxicology, public and ecosystem health, medical geography, ecology, epidemiology, infectious ecology and climate impact studies. The journal prioritizes original research, comprehensive reviews, field-based observations, methodological innovations, and multidisciplinary contributions that deepen insight into how natural and anthropogenic contaminants affect biological functions, ecosystem integrity, disease emergence, and long-term health outcomes. Pollution and Diseases operates on a continuous publication model to ensure that scientifically significant findings are disseminated without unnecessary delay. The journal also fosters international collaboration and supports authors for whom English is not a first language with editorial assistance at no cost. Pollution and Diseases identifies several thematic priority areas reflecting urgent and underexplored aspects of pollution and disease, but remains open to all contributions that meet its scientific and ethical standards.