African Journal Of Reproductive Health

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国际简称：AFR J REPROD HEALTH 参考译名：非洲生殖健康杂志

主要研究方向：PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH 非预警期刊

《非洲生殖健康杂志》(African Journal Of Reproductive Health)是一本由Women's Health and Action Research Centre出版的以PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH为研究特色的国际期刊，发表该领域相关的原创研究文章、评论文章和综述文章，及时报道该领域相关理论、实践和应用学科的最新发现，旨在促进该学科领域科学信息的快速交流。该期刊是一本未开放期刊，近三年没有被列入预警名单。

4区中科院分区
Q4 JCR分区
245 年发文量
1 IF影响因子
未开放 是否OA
1997 创刊年份
4 issues/year 出版周期
English 出版语言

African Journal of Reproductive Health is an academic journal dedicated to the field of reproductive health in Africa, published by the Women's Health and Action Research Center (WHARC). The magazine aims to provide an academic exchange platform for African authors and others working in Africa, to share research results on various aspects of reproductive health, and to disseminate innovative, relevant, and useful information on reproductive health throughout the African continent. The magazine publishes various types of articles, including original research, comprehensive review articles, short reports, and reviews, covering multiple aspects of reproductive health, including but not limited to reproductive health policies, service provision, population dynamics, sexually transmitted infections, maternal and child health, etc. The magazine emphasizes interdisciplinary research methods and encourages scholars from different fields such as public health, medicine, sociology, and gender studies to submit papers. Its review process is strict, ensuring that the published articles have high quality and academic value. The editorial committee of the magazine is composed of experienced scholars who provide guidance for the academic direction and development of the magazine. In addition, the magazine actively collaborates with research institutions and policy makers across Africa to ensure the timeliness and relevance of its content.

It is of great significance for promoting academic research and policy-making in the field of reproductive health in Africa. It not only provides a platform for scholars to publish and share research results, but also promotes academic exchange and cooperation in the field of reproductive health in Africa through its high-quality articles and innovative perspectives. At the same time, the magazine also provides scientific evidence for policy makers to support their decision-making and intervention measures in the field of reproductive health.

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African Journal Of Reproductive Health期刊信息

ISSN：1118-4841
出版语言：English
是否OA：未开放
E-ISSN：2141-3606
出版地区：NIGERIA
是否预警：否
出版商：Women's Health and Action Research Centre
出版周期：4 issues/year
创刊时间：1997
开源占比：0
Gold OA文章占比：62.58%
OA被引用占比：0
出版国人文章占比：0
出版撤稿占比：0
研究类文章占比：93.88%

African Journal Of Reproductive Health CiteScore评价数据（2026年6月最新版）

CiteScore

SJR

SNIP

CiteScore 指数

1.3

0.318

0.445

学科类别	分区	排名	百分位
大类：Medicine 小类：Obstetrics and Gynecology	Q3	141 / 218	35%
大类：Medicine 小类：Reproductive Medicine	Q3	69 / 99	30%
大类：Medicine 小类：Public Health, Environmental and Occupational Health	Q3	514 / 725	29%

名词解释：CiteScore 是衡量期刊所发表文献的平均受引用次数，是在 Scopus 中衡量期刊影响力的另一个指标。当年CiteScore 的计算依据是期刊最近4年（含计算年度）的被引次数除以该期刊近四年发表的文献数。例如，2022年的 CiteScore 计算方法为：2022年的 CiteScore =2019-2022年收到的对2019-2022年发表的文件的引用数量÷2019-2022年发布的文献数量注：文献类型包括：文章、评论、会议论文、书籍章节和数据论文。

African Journal Of Reproductive Health中科院评价数据

《新锐期刊分区表》（2026年3月发布）

Top期刊	综述期刊	大类学科		小类学科
否	否	医学	4区	PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH 公共卫生、环境卫生与职业卫生	4区

African Journal Of Reproductive Health JCR评价数据

2025-2026年最新版

按JCI指标学科分区	收录子集	分区	排名	百分位
学科：PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH	SSCI	Q4	379 / 443	14.6
学科：PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH	SSCI	Q4	400 / 443	9.82

African Journal Of Reproductive Health历年数据统计

影响因子

中科院分区

African Journal Of Reproductive Health中国学者发文选摘

1、Comparison study of microfluidic sperm selection chips with density gradient centrifugation and upstream methods in sperm selectio
Author: Xu, Xiuying; Huang, Bo; He, Chihua; Ouyang, Lipan

Journal: AFRICAN JOURNAL OF REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH. 2026; Vol. 30, Issue 1, pp. 44-53. DOI: 10.29063/ajrh2026/v30i1.6
2、Effects of comprehensive psychological intervention and traditional Chinese medicine on treatment adherence and quality of life in breast cancer patients undergoing chemotherap
Author: Wang, XiaoNi; Gao, Chen; Yang, Suisheng; Wang, Juan

Journal: AFRICAN JOURNAL OF REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH. 2026; Vol. 30, Issue 1, pp. 86-97. DOI: 10.29063/ajrh2026/v30i1.10
3、Factor analysis and risk prediction of postpartum hemorrhage in pregnant wome
Author: Kang, Xiaodi; Zhang, Yawei; Li, Li

Journal: AFRICAN JOURNAL OF REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH. 2026; Vol. 30, Issue 1, pp. 29-36. DOI: 10.29063/ajrh2026/v30i1.4
4、Determinants of postpartum lactation insufficiency in caesarean section in Chinese mothers: A cross-sectional stud
Author: Chen, Yi; Xu, Ronghua; Wu, Qi

Journal: AFRICAN JOURNAL OF REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH. 2026; Vol. 30, Issue 1, pp. 64-73. DOI: 10.29063/ajrh2026/v30i1.8
5、Effectiveness of production-oriented approach and plan-do-check-action cycle for clinical teaching of gynecological oncolog
Author: Zhang, Jing; Liu, Hongli; Zhang, Yuan; Liu, Jingbo; Liu, Mengjun; Liu, Jing

Journal: AFRICAN JOURNAL OF REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH. 2025; Vol. 29, Issue 5, pp. 158-165. DOI: 10.29063/ajrh2025/v29i5.14
6、Effects of kuntai capsule in combination with hormone replacement therapy on premature ovarian failure and bone metabolis
Author: Shen, Aidong; Ren, Yajun; Ling, Jing; Zhou, Junxu; Sun, Yangyan

Journal: AFRICAN JOURNAL OF REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH. 2025; Vol. 29, Issue 5, pp. 63-73. DOI: 10.29063/ajrh2025/v29i5.6
7、Occupational safety compliance and workforce stability in women-owned businesses in Chin
Author: Qiao, Lin; Shu, Yulian; Zhang, Yaheng; Chen, Sen

Journal: AFRICAN JOURNAL OF REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH. 2025; Vol. 29, Issue 5, pp. 179-190. DOI: 10.29063/ajrh2025/v29i5.16
8、The impact of COVID-19 on prenatal anxiety in women: A study in Rawalpindi, Pakista
Author: Niazi, Komal; Ma, Jianfu; Akram, Sara; Saddique, Kamran

Journal: AFRICAN JOURNAL OF REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH. 2025; Vol. 29, Issue 5, pp. 166-178. DOI: 10.29063/ajrh2025/v29i5.15