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eISSN: 1348-9585pISSN: 1341-9145
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3.1
Impact Factor
< 5
SNIP
1.13
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Overview
Publisher WILEY
Language English
Frequency Continuous publication
Article Processing ChargesUSD 1500
Publication Time20
Editorial Review ProcessAnonymous peer review
General Details
LanguageEnglish
Society/Institute/SponsorJapan Society for Occupational Health
FrequencyContinuous publication
Publication Start Year1996
Publisher URLVisit website
Website URLVisit website
Publication Details
PlagiarismVisit website
Publication Time 20
Waiver PolicyVisit website
Editorial Review Detail
Editorial TeamVisit website
Review ProcessAnonymous peer review
Review UrlVisit website
Information for authors
Author instructionsVisit website
License typeCC BY, CC BY-NC, CC BY-NC-ND
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