Conflict of interests

The information contained in the articles submitted to the publication will not be used in any work by the editor-in-chief and members of the editorial board without the written permission of the author. Confidential information or ideas got during a review should be kept secret and not be used for personal gain. The editor-in-chief should refuse participating in the review if there is a conflict of interest arising from the competition, cooperation or other relationship with any of the authors, companies or institutions relevant to the article. The editor-in-chief should require all journal authors to provide information about relevant competing interests and publish corrections if the conflict of interest has been disclosed after publication.

The editorial board requires authors to provide information confirming the absence of any conflicts of interest. In cases where a potential conflict of interest could influence the interpretation of results or the reviewers’ judgment, the author must disclose this information. Authors are responsible for declaring any potential conflicts of interest that may affect the editorial decision to publish their article.