Terms & Conditions

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1. Intellectual Property & Creative Commons Licensing

  • Author Retention: Authors publishing with JCAM retain complete copyright ownership of their individual published works.
  • Public Use: All open-access content hosted on JCAM is distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License (CC BY 4.0). Users are permitted to read, download, print, share, remix, and build upon the published scientific text for both commercial and non-commercial purposes, provided that unambiguous proper attribution is given to the original authors and JCAM as the original source.
  • Site Branding: The visual design, custom CSS, code frameworks, logos, and trademark styles of JCAM and NEO-ART EXCELLENCE HUB PRIVATE LIMITED are protected by intellectual property laws and may not be copied or reproduced without prior written permission from the publisher.

2. Acceptable Use Policy

Users agree to utilize this OJS platform exclusively for lawful scientific and academic purposes. You are strictly prohibited from:

  • Transmitting automated bots, malware, or scrapers that intentionally disrupt the server architecture or database infrastructure.
  • Submitting fraudulent, fabricated, or plagiarized research content that violates our publication ethics or global medical research standards.

3. Limitation of Liability

The clinical information, research findings, and medical diagnostics published within JCAM are intended for academic discussion, scientific research, and educational applications. Neither the Editorial Board nor the publisher, NEO-ART EXCELLENCE HUB PRIVATE LIMITED, shall be held liable for any direct, indirect, or consequential damages resulting from the practical application of medical techniques or pharmaceutical conclusions described within our peer-reviewed literature.