FLUORIDE


Quarterly Journal of the International Society for Fluoride Research Inc. (ISFR)


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Epublications ahead of print.

Issues published in 2024.

Back issues

Proceedings of the four international workshops on fluorosis and defluoridation of water (1st in Tanzania 1995; 2nd in Ethiopia 1997. 3rd in Thailand 2000; 4th in Sri Lanka 2004)

Information on Epublications ahead of print.

Papers published as epublications ahead of print will be published in due course in Fluoride which will continue to be published quarterly. Papers in Fluoride will be given a year of publication, volume, and issue number but not new page numbers. They may be cited as e.g. Fluoride 2024;57(1): e254. Epub 2023 November 18. Papers should now be submitted using the template below, using only the portrait orientation and not the landscape orientation, and will generally be published as Epublications soon after acceptance..

With the rolling publication template system now in use papers are published as Epublications within a few days of acceptance and then placed in an issue at a later date with the year of publication, volume number, issue number, Epub number and date of Epublication.

Information for authors and about the ISFR

Use of template for submitting papers to Fluoride

This template in Word should be used by authors to submit papers to Fluoride from September 1, 2023. Only the portrait page orientation should be used. The landscape orientation should not be used because of the difficulites this creates in printing Fluoride which has a portrait orientaiton. Please add square brackets to the reference numbers in the reference section e.g. [1] rather than 1, to meet the requirements of CNKI, a Chinese abstractin g service which now covers Fluoride . Generally the template uses two columns. However some figures and tables are better displayed if they are in one column which is wider than each of two columns. To change from one column to two columns in Word (i) left click on the part of the text where want to change ot one column, (ii) left click on Page Layout in the tool bar, (iii) left click on breaks, (iv) left click on section breaks continuous, (v) press enter several times to create some space for the table or figure, (vi) left click at the end of the required space, (vii) left click on breaks (viii) left click on section breaks contnuous, (ix) left click and hold down the mouse and scroll down to highlight in blue the area for the table or figure, (x) left click on columns in the tool bar, (xi) left click on one. Papers that do not comply with the use of square brackets in the reference section or that do not use one column when requird for the clarity of figures or tables will be returned to the authors for correction before receiving final acceptance for publication.

From September 1, 2023 the practice of sending 5 free offprints was discontinued. Copies of papers may be downloaded from the website.Word files may open differently on different computers upsetting the placement of figures and you are welcome to send both a Word file and a pdf file of a paper. The pdf files open consistently.

Where to send papers, prepared using the template, for consideration of publication in Fluoride

Authors should send papers to the nearest regional editor. e.g. authors in the USA and Canada should send papers to the Regional Editor for Latin America, Central America and Cuba; an Author is Australia should send it to the Regional Editor for India; an author in the UK should send it to the Regional Editor for Eastern Europe. The regional editors are:

Regional Editor for Africa:

Regional Editor for Eastern Europe:

Regional Editors for India, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Indonesia, Maldives, Myanmar, Nepal, and Sri Lanka:

Regional Editors for Latin America, including Mexico, Central America, and Cuba:

Regional Editor for the Middle East:

Regional Editors for Pakistan and Afghanistan:

Regional Editors for People's Republic of China

Regional Editor for Asia in developmental biology, reproduction, embryology, and endocrinology

Rotating Editor-in-Chief

The Editor-in-Chief role is rotated quarterly among the persons on a Rotating Editor-in-Chief roster: Professor Zhi-Zhong Guan, People's Republic of China; Dr Muhammad Nauman Ahmad, Pakistan; and Dr Bruce Spittle, New Zealand.

Rotating Editor-in-Chief, Fluoride, for the period 9 November 2024 to 31 March 2025: .

Rotating Editor-in-Chief, Fluoride, for the period 1 April 2025 to 30 June 2025: Professor Zhi-Zhong Guan, Guiyang, People's Republic of China.

Rotating Editor-in-Chief, Fluoride, for the period 1 July 2025 to 30 September 2025: Dr Muhammad Nauman Ahmad.Pashawar, Pakistan.

General information on the ISFR, applying for membership of the ISFR, ISFR conferences, subscription to Fluoride in hard copy (online access if free) and manuscript submission

Citation of articles from Fluoride and membership of the ISFR Advisory and Editorial Boards

Pro Forma Invoice information

Some information on chronic fluoride toxicity including the books Fluoridation the great dilemma and Fluoride fatigue, the thesis Education and fluoridation in New Zealand: an historical study and some information on the history of the ISFR

Conferences. The website for the 36th ISFR conference in New Delhi 12 to 14 November 2024 is now open. The closing date for the submission of abstracts has been extended to 7 November 2024.

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