Submission Guidelines

• Interesting case histories and abstracts of articles published in other journals are accepted.

• Non-medical articles should be interesting, informative, impartial, non-political and if possible, linked to Nepal and Nepalese cultural heritage.

• Material for publication should be typed clearly in double space and submitted preferably electronically as a word attachment well in time for publication.

• Medical articles should be original, properly referenced e.g. Vancouver style.

• Articles, both medical and non-medical should be concise, and should preferably not exceed 1500 words (although exceptions will be made at the editorial board’s discretion).

• Abstracts should be submitted as a word document not exceeding 400 words (although exceptions will be made at the editorial board’s discretion). The format of Introduction, Methods, Results and Conclusions should be followed.

• Views, particularly in relation to medical, dental and social aspects of life are most welcome.

• Relevant health news, news, and achievements in academic and social life of NDA (UK) members and their families are given ample space.

• Short stories, poems, travel experiences, recipes, anecdotes, etc are included in the journal.

• We welcome readers’ feedback in the form of letters to the editor.

• The editorial board reserves the right to reject any article they deem inappropriate or submitted after the deadline.