The IASR Journal of Medical and Pharmaceutical Science requires authors to obtain appropriate informed consent when research or publication involves identifiable human participants or personal information.

For case reports, clinical images, or other material containing identifiable patient information, written informed consent for publication should be obtained from the patient or an appropriate legal representative where required.

Authors must ensure that personal identifying information is removed wherever possible. Information that could identify an individual should not be published without appropriate consent.

For research involving human participants, authors should confirm that informed consent was obtained where required by the relevant ethics committee, institutional requirements, or applicable regulations.

The journal may request documentation of informed consent during editorial review. Authors are responsible for ensuring that consent has been appropriately obtained and documented.

Where informed consent is not applicable, authors should clearly state this in the manuscript where appropriate.