International Journal of Pathogen Research Reviews 

My experience was very satisfactory and straight forward. The editors were very clear about the instructions required for the process and offered guidance along the way.

My recent experience publishing with International Journal of Pathogen Research was exceptionally positive and smooth from submission to final publication. The online submission system was intuitive and user-friendly. The editorial team was responsive and communicative at every stage, providing clear and timely updates. The peer-review process, while rigorous, was conducted efficiently and constructively. The feedback from reviewers was insightful and genuinely helped improve the manuscript. The production and proofing stages were handled professionally and with great attention to detail. Overall, I highly recommend International Journal of Pathogen Research to fellow researchers for its professional workflow, supportive editorial staff, and commitment to a high-quality, author-friendly publication process.

I like contributing to the body of knowledge as a clinician and researcher with focus in internal medicine, surgery, cardiology and the interplay of artificial intelligence with clinical medicine
I dislike dishonesty and laziness generally

This is my first time publishing with the journal publisher. I'm impressed in their feedback mechanism. Always communicating at each stage of the work: from editing to peer review. Thanks so much.
Nwakire Everestus Chibuike, Odoemenam Amarachi Ursulla, Egbunonu Rosemary Chiamaka, Nweke Elekwachi, and Nkachukwu Faith Ngozi. 2025. “Investigation of the Antimicrobial Susceptibility Patterns of Microorganisms on Surfaces of Mobile Phones from Some Ready-to-Eat Food Vendors in Imo State”. International Journal of Pathogen Research 14 (5):94–103. .

I truly appreciate the professionalism and efficiency of your publishing team. The review process was thorough yet constructive, and the communication was seamless throughout. Your dedication to maintaining high academic standards and providing a platform for quality research is commendable. Looking forward to working with you again.
Ehizojie, Ikede Rex, Ukpa Susan Paulinus, Mantu Eno Chongs, Omagha Rachel, Salami Matthew Oluwafemi, Barnabas Favour Obioma, Nduke Suzana Joseph, Obogo Julia Mandu, Amalu Paul Chima, Ezeama Juliet Chika, Oraekeyi Nkiruka Perpetua, Abok Ajang Jacob, Aniekan Enobong Akpadiaha, Umoren Asian Micheal, Umoh Ofonmbuk, and Abdullahi Sadiya Osabonya. 2025. “Antibiograms of Staphylococcus Aureus As Microbial Carriage Via Shuttle Door Handles at University of Jos, Nigeria”. International Journal of Pathogen Research 14 (1):84-93.