Submissions

Food Allergy

General Criteria

Articles submitted to the Food Allergy section of Revista Alergia México must adhere to international editorial and methodological standards. 

Authors are encouraged to follow research guidelines according to the study type:

• CONSORT: Randomized controlled trials (Checklist)

• STROBE: Observational studies in epidemiology (Checklist)

• PRISMA: Systematic reviews and meta-analyses (Checklist and Flow Diagram)

• STARD: Studies of diagnostic accuracy (Checklist and Flow Diagram)

• COREQ: Qualitative research

• ENTREQ: Synthesis of qualitative research

• SQUIRE: Quality improvement in health care (Checklist)

• CHEERS: Economic evaluations of health interventions (Checklist)

• CARE: Case reports (Checklist)

• SAMPL: Basic statistical reporting

Articles not adhering to these guidelines will not be considered for the editorial process.

Articles that do not comply with these guidelines will not be considered for the editorial process.

Article Structure

Title Page

• Required.

Authors

• No limit on the number of contributors.

Abstract

• Must be provided in both Spanish and English.

• Maximum length: 250 words per language.

• Unstructured.

Keywords

• Between 3 and 5.

• Must align with MESH terms.

• Provided in both Spanish and English.

Main Text

• Maximum length: 2500 words (from Introduction to Conclusion).

• Introduction: Objectives must be included at the end of this section.

• Methods: Describe bibliographic search sources (databases, keywords, search periods, and limits), as well as any unconventional methods used (manual searches, personal communications, etc.).

• Conclusions.

• Acknowledgments.

• Conflict of Interest Statements.

• Funding.

References

• Between 25 and 75.

• No older than 10 years.

• AMA format.

Tables and Charts

• Maximum of 6.

• Submitted as separate files in an editable format.

• Numbered with Arabic numerals.

Figures, Graphs, and Images

• Maximum of 6.

• Submitted as separate files in an editable format.

• Numbered with Arabic numerals.

• Minimum resolution: 300 ppi.

• Format: TIFF, JPG.

List of Abbreviations

• Included if necessary.

Reports from Groups, Committees, Guidelines, and Consensus Statements

• Will be evaluated following the guidelines for review articles.

Skin allergy

General Criteria

Original articles submitted to Revista Alergia México must comply with international editorial and methodological standards. Authors are encouraged to follow research guidelines according to the study type:

• CONSORT: Randomized controlled trials (Checklist)

• STROBE: Observational studies in epidemiology (Checklist)

• PRISMA: Systematic reviews and meta-analyses (Checklist and Flow Diagram)

• STARD: Studies of diagnostic accuracy (Checklist and Flow Diagram)

• COREQ: Qualitative research

• ENTREQ: Synthesis of qualitative research

• SQUIRE: Quality improvement in health care (Checklist)

• CHEERS: Economic evaluations of health interventions (Checklist)

• CARE: Case reports (Checklist)

• SAMPL: Basic statistical reporting

Articles not adhering to these guidelines will not be considered for the editorial process.

Article Structure

Title Page

• Mandatory.

Authors

• Must appear in order of participation and contribution.

Abstract

• Must be presented in both Spanish and English.
• Maximum length of 250 words per language.
• Must include: Background, Objectives, Methods, Results, and Conclusion.

Keywords

• Between 3 to 5.
• Must align with MESH terms.
• Must be presented in Spanish and English.

Main Text

• Maximum length: 2,500 words (from Introduction to Conclusion).
• Introduction: At the end of this section, include the objectives.
• Methods: At the end of this section, include the statistical analysis.
• Results
• Discussion
• Conclusions
• Acknowledgments
• Conflicts of Interest Statement
• Funding Statement
• Ethical Responsibilities: In studies involving human subjects, authors must state that procedures comply with ethical standards, the Reglamento de la Ley General de Salud en Materia de Investigación para la Salud, and the Declaration of Helsinki, including the approval number from the institution’s research committee.

References

• Maximum of 75.
• No older than 10 years.
• AMA format.

Tables and Figures

• Maximum of 6 in total.
• Submitted as separate files in an editable format (JPG, TIF).
• Numbered with Arabic numerals.
• Minimum resolution: 300 ppi.

Figures, Graphs, and Images

• Maximum of 6.
• Submitted as separate files in an editable format.
• Numbered with Arabic numerals.
• Minimum resolution: 300 ppi.
• Format: TIFF, JPG.

List of Abbreviations

• Included if necessary.

Original articles

General Criteria

Original articles submitted to Revista Alergia México must comply with international editorial and methodological standards. Authors are encouraged to follow research guidelines according to the study type:

• CONSORT: Randomized controlled trials (Checklist)

• STROBE: Observational studies in epidemiology (Checklist)

• PRISMA: Systematic reviews and meta-analyses (Checklist and Flow Diagram)

• STARD: Studies of diagnostic accuracy (Checklist and Flow Diagram)

• COREQ: Qualitative research

• ENTREQ: Synthesis of qualitative research

• SQUIRE: Quality improvement in health care (Checklist)

• CHEERS: Economic evaluations of health interventions (Checklist)

• CARE: Case reports (Checklist)

• SAMPL: Basic statistical reporting

  Articles that do not comply with these guidelines will not be considered for the editorial process.

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  Article Structure

  Title Page

  • Mandatory.

  Authors

  • Must appear in order of participation and contribution.

  Abstract

  • Must be presented in both Spanish and English.
  • Maximum length of 250 words per language.
  • Must include: Background, Objectives, Methods, Results, and Conclusion.

  Keywords

  • Between 3 to 5.
  • Must align with MESH terms.
  • Must be presented in Spanish and English.

  Main Text

  • Maximum length: 2,500 words (from Introduction to Conclusion).
  • Introduction: At the end of this section, include the objectives.
  • Methods: At the end of this section, include the statistical analysis.
  • Results
  • Discussion
  • Conclusions
  • Acknowledgments
  • Conflicts of Interest Statement
  • Funding Statement
  • Ethical Responsibilities: In studies involving human subjects, authors must state that procedures comply with ethical standards, the Reglamento de la Ley General de Salud en Materia de Investigación para la Salud, and the Declaration of Helsinki, including the approval number from the institution’s research committee.

  References

  • Maximum of 30.
  • No older than 10 years.
  • AMA format.

  Tables and Figures

  • Maximum of 6 in total.
  • Submitted as separate files in an editable format (JPG, TIF).
  • Numbered with Arabic numerals.
  • Minimum resolution: 300 ppi.

  Figures, Graphs, and Images

  • Maximum of 6.
  • Submitted as separate files in an editable format.
  • Numbered with Arabic numerals.
  • Minimum resolution: 300 ppi.
  • Format: TIFF, JPG.

  List of Abbreviations

  • Included if necessary.

Review articles

General Criteria

Review articles submitted to the Food Allergy section of Revista Alergia México must adhere to international editorial and methodological standards. Authors are encouraged to use systematic review and meta-analysis guidelines such as PRISMA (PRISMA 2020) or similar resources available from EQUATOR Network.

Articles that do not comply with these guidelines will not be considered for the editorial process.

Article Structure

Title Page

• Required.

Authors

• No limit on the number of contributors.

Abstract

• Must be provided in both Spanish and English.

• Maximum length: 250 words per language.

• Unstructured.

Keywords

• Between 3 and 5.

• Must align with MESH terms.

• Provided in both Spanish and English.

Main Text

• Maximum length: 2500 words (from Introduction to Conclusion).

• Introduction: Objectives must be included at the end of this section.

• Methods: Describe bibliographic search sources (databases, keywords, search periods, and limits), as well as any unconventional methods used (manual searches, personal communications, etc.).

• Conclusions.

• Acknowledgments.

• Conflict of Interest Statements.

• Funding.

References

• Between 25 and 75.

• No older than 10 years.

• AMA format.

Tables and Charts

• Maximum of 6.

• Submitted as separate files in an editable format.

• Numbered with Arabic numerals.

Figures, Graphs, and Images

• Maximum of 6.

• Submitted as separate files in an editable format.

• Numbered with Arabic numerals.

• Minimum resolution: 300 ppi.

• Format: TIFF, JPG.

List of Abbreviations

• Included if necessary.

Reports from Groups, Committees, Guidelines, and Consensus Statements

• Will be evaluated following the guidelines for review articles.

Asthma

General Criteria

Review articles submitted to the Asthma section of Revista Alergia México must adhere to international editorial and methodological standards. Authors are encouraged to use systematic review and meta-analysis guidelines such as PRISMA (PRISMA 2020) or similar resources available from EQUATOR Network.

Articles that do not comply with these guidelines will not be considered for the editorial process.

Article Structure

Title Page

• Required.

Authors

• No limit on the number of contributors.

Abstract

• Must be provided in both Spanish and English.

• Maximum length: 250 words per language.

• Unstructured.

Keywords

• Between 3 and 5.

• Must align with MESH terms.

• Provided in both Spanish and English.

Main Text

• Maximum length: 5,000 words (from Introduction to Conclusion).

• Introduction: Objectives must be included at the end of this section.

• Methods: Describe bibliographic search sources (databases, keywords, search periods, and limits), as well as any unconventional methods used (manual searches, personal communications, etc.).

• Conclusions.

• Acknowledgments.

• Conflict of Interest Statements.

• Funding.

References

• Between 25 and 150.

• No older than 10 years.

• AMA format.

Tables and Charts

• Maximum of 6.

• Submitted as separate files in an editable format.

• Numbered with Arabic numerals.

Figures, Graphs, and Images

• Maximum of 6.

• Submitted as separate files in an editable format.

• Numbered with Arabic numerals.

• Minimum resolution: 300 ppi.

• Format: TIFF, JPG.

List of Abbreviations

• Included if necessary.

Reports from Groups, Committees, Guidelines, and Consensus Statements

• Will be evaluated following the guidelines for review articles.

Letters to the editor

Los documentos de este tipo incluyen los siguientes elementos y características:

• Carta al editor

   

  Carátula	Si
  Autores	Máx 2
  Resumen	No requiere
  Palabras clave	No requiere
  Texto	Máx 500 palabras ·         Inician con la frase “A los editores:...”.
  Referencias	Máx 5 incluyendo la referencia obligatoria del artículo comentado. ·         No mayor de 10 años de antigüedad ·         Formato AMA
  Cuadros o Tablas	Máx 1. ·         1 archivo por cada uno y enviados en formato editable ·         Números arábigos
  Figuras, gráficas  imagenes	Máx 1. ·         1 archivo por cada uno y enviados en formato editable ·         Números arábigos
  Lista de abreviaturas	Si se requiere

• Nombre completo y filiación del autor, incluyendo dirección de correo electrónico, al final del texto.

Clinical reports

Los artículos de esta sección incluyen los siguientes elementos y características:

• Carátula.
• Resúmenes en español e inglés. Cada uno con extensión máxima de 150 palabras. Se incluyen los siguientes apartados: introducción, informe del caso y discusión (background, case report and discussion)
• Palabras clave
  • • bajo a términos MESH.

      De 3 a 5

    • español e inglés. 

• Texto, Máximo 1200 palabras, Organizado conforme los siguientes apartados: 
  • • Antecedentes
    • Informe de casos
    • Discusión
    • Conclusión
• Referencias.
  •  6 a  10.
  • Formato AMA
  • No mayor de 10 años de antigüedad
• Figuras.
  • Máximo tres.
  • 1 archivo por cada uno
  • enviados en formato editable (JPG, TIFF, PDF)
  • Resolucion minima 200 dpi

• Lista de abreviaturas

  Si se requiere

Brief reports

Comunicaciones breves

Clinical guidelines

General Criteria

Review articles submitted to the Food Allergy section of Revista Alergia México must adhere to international editorial and methodological standards. Authors are encouraged to use systematic review and meta-analysis guidelines such as PRISMA (PRISMA 2020) or similar resources available from EQUATOR Network.

Articles that do not comply with these guidelines will not be considered for the editorial process.

Article Structure

Title Page

• Required.

Authors

• No limit on the number of contributors.

Abstract

• Must be provided in both Spanish and English.

• Maximum length: 250 words per language.

• Unstructured.

Keywords

• Between 3 and 5.

• Must align with MESH terms.

• Provided in both Spanish and English.

Main Text

• Maximum length: 2500 words (from Introduction to Conclusion).

• Introduction: Objectives must be included at the end of this section.

• Methods: Describe bibliographic search sources (databases, keywords, search periods, and limits), as well as any unconventional methods used (manual searches, personal communications, etc.).

• Conclusions.

• Acknowledgments.

• Conflict of Interest Statements.

• Funding.

References

• Between 25 and 150.

• No older than 10 years.

• AMA format.

Tables and Charts

• Maximum of 6.

• Submitted as separate files in an editable format.

• Numbered with Arabic numerals.

Figures, Graphs, and Images

• Maximum of 6.

• Submitted as separate files in an editable format.

• Numbered with Arabic numerals.

• Minimum resolution: 300 ppi.

• Format: TIFF, JPG.

List of Abbreviations

• Included if necessary.

Reports from Groups, Committees, Guidelines, and Consensus Statements

• Will be evaluated following the guidelines for review articles.

Immunodeficiency

General Criteria

Original articles submitted to Revista Alergia México must comply with international editorial and methodological standards. Authors are encouraged to follow research guidelines according to the study type:

• CONSORT: Randomized controlled trials (Checklist)

• STROBE: Observational studies in epidemiology (Checklist)

• PRISMA: Systematic reviews and meta-analyses (Checklist and Flow Diagram)

• STARD: Studies of diagnostic accuracy (Checklist and Flow Diagram)

• COREQ: Qualitative research

• ENTREQ: Synthesis of qualitative research

• SQUIRE: Quality improvement in health care (Checklist)

• CHEERS: Economic evaluations of health interventions (Checklist)

• CARE: Case reports (Checklist)

• SAMPL: Basic statistical reporting

Articles not adhering to these guidelines will not be considered for the editorial process.

Article Structure

Title Page

• Mandatory.

Authors

• Must appear in order of participation and contribution.

Abstract

• Must be presented in both Spanish and English.
• Maximum length of 250 words per language.
• Must include: Background, Objectives, Methods, Results, and Conclusion.

Keywords

• Between 3 to 5.
• Must align with MESH terms.
• Must be presented in Spanish and English.

Main Text

• Maximum length: 2,500 words (from Introduction to Conclusion).
• Introduction: At the end of this section, include the objectives.
• Methods: At the end of this section, include the statistical analysis.
• Results
• Discussion
• Conclusions
• Acknowledgments
• Conflicts of Interest Statement
• Funding Statement
• Ethical Responsibilities: In studies involving human subjects, authors must state that procedures comply with ethical standards, the Reglamento de la Ley General de Salud en Materia de Investigación para la Salud, and the Declaration of Helsinki, including the approval number from the institution’s research committee.

References

• Maximum of 75.
• No older than 10 years.
• AMA format.

Tables and Figures

• Maximum of 6 in total.
• Submitted as separate files in an editable format (JPG, TIF).
• Numbered with Arabic numerals.
• Minimum resolution: 300 ppi.

Figures, Graphs, and Images

• Maximum of 6.
• Submitted as separate files in an editable format.
• Numbered with Arabic numerals.
• Minimum resolution: 300 ppi.
• Format: TIFF, JPG.

List of Abbreviations

• Included if necessary.

Clinical pictures

Los artículos de esta sección incluyen los siguientes elementos y características:

• Carátula.
• Fotografías. Máximo cinco.
• Pies de las fotografías. El texto de cada uno no debe exceder de 15 líneas a renglón seguido.
• Referencias. Sólo si se requieren.
• Autoría. Máximo tres autores.

Immunology

General Criteria

Original articles submitted to Revista Alergia México must comply with international editorial and methodological standards. Authors are encouraged to follow research guidelines according to the study type:

• CONSORT: Randomized controlled trials (Checklist)

• STROBE: Observational studies in epidemiology (Checklist)

• PRISMA: Systematic reviews and meta-analyses (Checklist and Flow Diagram)

• STARD: Studies of diagnostic accuracy (Checklist and Flow Diagram)

• COREQ: Qualitative research

• ENTREQ: Synthesis of qualitative research

• SQUIRE: Quality improvement in health care (Checklist)

• CHEERS: Economic evaluations of health interventions (Checklist)

• CARE: Case reports (Checklist)

• SAMPL: Basic statistical reporting

Articles not adhering to these guidelines will not be considered for the editorial process.

Article Structure

Title Page

• Mandatory.

Authors

• Must appear in order of participation and contribution.

Abstract

• Must be presented in both Spanish and English.
• Maximum length of 250 words per language.
• Must include: Background, Objectives, Methods, Results, and Conclusion.

Keywords

• Between 3 to 5.
• Must align with MESH terms.
• Must be presented in Spanish and English.

Main Text

• Maximum length: 2,500 words (from Introduction to Conclusion).
• Introduction: At the end of this section, include the objectives.
• Methods: At the end of this section, include the statistical analysis.
• Results
• Discussion
• Conclusions
• Acknowledgments
• Conflicts of Interest Statement
• Funding Statement
• Ethical Responsibilities: In studies involving human subjects, authors must state that procedures comply with ethical standards, the Reglamento de la Ley General de Salud en Materia de Investigación para la Salud, and the Declaration of Helsinki, including the approval number from the institution’s research committee.

References

• Maximum of 30.
• No older than 10 years.
• AMA format.

Tables and Figures

• Maximum of 6 in total.
• Submitted as separate files in an editable format (JPG, TIF).
• Numbered with Arabic numerals.
• Minimum resolution: 300 ppi.

Figures, Graphs, and Images

• Maximum of 6.
• Submitted as separate files in an editable format.
• Numbered with Arabic numerals.
• Minimum resolution: 300 ppi.
• Format: TIFF, JPG.

List of Abbreviations

• Included if necessary.

Immunology

General Criteria

Original articles submitted to Revista Alergia México must comply with international editorial and methodological standards. Authors are encouraged to follow research guidelines according to the study type:

• CONSORT: Randomized controlled trials (Checklist)

• STROBE: Observational studies in epidemiology (Checklist)

• PRISMA: Systematic reviews and meta-analyses (Checklist and Flow Diagram)

• STARD: Studies of diagnostic accuracy (Checklist and Flow Diagram)

• COREQ: Qualitative research

• ENTREQ: Synthesis of qualitative research

• SQUIRE: Quality improvement in health care (Checklist)

• CHEERS: Economic evaluations of health interventions (Checklist)

• CARE: Case reports (Checklist)

• SAMPL: Basic statistical reporting

Articles not adhering to these guidelines will not be considered for the editorial process.

Environmental allergies

General Criteria

Original articles submitted to Revista Alergia México must comply with international editorial and methodological standards. Authors are encouraged to follow research guidelines according to the study type:

• CONSORT: Randomized controlled trials (Checklist)

• STROBE: Observational studies in epidemiology (Checklist)

• PRISMA: Systematic reviews and meta-analyses (Checklist and Flow Diagram)

• STARD: Studies of diagnostic accuracy (Checklist and Flow Diagram)

• COREQ: Qualitative research

• ENTREQ: Synthesis of qualitative research

• SQUIRE: Quality improvement in health care (Checklist)

• CHEERS: Economic evaluations of health interventions (Checklist)

• CARE: Case reports (Checklist)

• SAMPL: Basic statistical reporting

Articles not adhering to these guidelines will not be considered for the editorial process.

Article Structure

Title Page

• Mandatory.

Authors

• Must appear in order of participation and contribution.

Abstract

• Must be presented in both Spanish and English.
• Maximum length of 250 words per language.
• Must include: Background, Objectives, Methods, Results, and Conclusion.

Keywords

• Between 3 to 5.
• Must align with MESH terms.
• Must be presented in Spanish and English.

Main Text

• Maximum length: 2,500 words (from Introduction to Conclusion).
• Introduction: At the end of this section, include the objectives.
• Methods: At the end of this section, include the statistical analysis.
• Results
• Discussion
• Conclusions
• Acknowledgments
• Conflicts of Interest Statement
• Funding Statement
• Ethical Responsibilities: In studies involving human subjects, authors must state that procedures comply with ethical standards, the Reglamento de la Ley General de Salud en Materia de Investigación para la Salud, and the Declaration of Helsinki, including the approval number from the institution’s research committee.

References

• Maximum of 75.
• No older than 10 years.
• AMA format.

Tables and Figures

• Maximum of 6 in total.
• Submitted as separate files in an editable format (JPG, TIF).
• Numbered with Arabic numerals.
• Minimum resolution: 300 ppi.

Figures, Graphs, and Images

• Maximum of 6.
• Submitted as separate files in an editable format.
• Numbered with Arabic numerals.
• Minimum resolution: 300 ppi.
• Format: TIFF, JPG.

List of Abbreviations

• Included if necessary.

Miscellaneous

General Criteria

Original articles submitted to Revista Alergia México must comply with international editorial and methodological standards. Authors are encouraged to follow research guidelines according to the study type:

• CONSORT: Randomized controlled trials (Checklist)

• STROBE: Observational studies in epidemiology (Checklist)

• PRISMA: Systematic reviews and meta-analyses (Checklist and Flow Diagram)

• STARD: Studies of diagnostic accuracy (Checklist and Flow Diagram)

• COREQ: Qualitative research

• ENTREQ: Synthesis of qualitative research

• SQUIRE: Quality improvement in health care (Checklist)

• CHEERS: Economic evaluations of health interventions (Checklist)

• CARE: Case reports (Checklist)

• SAMPL: Basic statistical reporting

Articles not adhering to these guidelines will not be considered for the editorial process.

Article Structure

Title Page

• Mandatory.

Authors

• Must appear in order of participation and contribution.

Abstract

• Must be presented in both Spanish and English.
• Maximum length of 250 words per language.
• Must include: Background, Objectives, Methods, Results, and Conclusion.

Keywords

• Between 3 to 5.
• Must align with MESH terms.
• Must be presented in Spanish and English.

Main Text

• Maximum length: 2,500 words (from Introduction to Conclusion).
• Introduction: At the end of this section, include the objectives.
• Methods: At the end of this section, include the statistical analysis.
• Results
• Discussion
• Conclusions
• Acknowledgments
• Conflicts of Interest Statement
• Funding Statement
• Ethical Responsibilities: In studies involving human subjects, authors must state that procedures comply with ethical standards, the Reglamento de la Ley General de Salud en Materia de Investigación para la Salud, and the Declaration of Helsinki, including the approval number from the institution’s research committee.

References

• Maximum of 75.
• No older than 10 years.
• AMA format.

Tables and Figures

• Maximum of 6 in total.
• Submitted as separate files in an editable format (JPG, TIF).
• Numbered with Arabic numerals.
• Minimum resolution: 300 ppi.

Figures, Graphs, and Images

• Maximum of 6.
• Submitted as separate files in an editable format.
• Numbered with Arabic numerals.
• Minimum resolution: 300 ppi.
• Format: TIFF, JPG.

List of Abbreviations

• Included if necessary.

Abstracts

summaries

cover 

yes

Authors

Max 2

Summary

Spanish and English.

* Maximum 200 words

· If they correspond to clinical cases.- Background, Case/s report, Discussion and Conclusions.

· If they correspond to preliminary reports of original investigations: Background, Objective, Methods, Results, Discussion and Conclusions

Keywords

If required

Text

· Unstructured

References

Max 10

· No more than 10 years old

· AMA Format

Charts or Tables

Max 1.

· 1 file for each one and sent in editable format

· Arabic numbers

Figures, graphs and images

Max 1.

· 1 file for each one and sent in editable format

· Arabic numbers

abbreviation list

if required

Suplemento

Supplementary Manuscripts
Complementary manuscripts must be prepared and sent in accordance with the Guidelines for authors of Revista Alergia México. Manuscripts that do not follow these guidelines will be returned for editing prior to review, and the editorial office will not begin processing any companion articles until all companion manuscripts are received.
The supplements do not require prior invitation, being the responsibility of the interested party to make the request to the editorial committee of the journal and express their intention to prepare a supplement, detailing in it the motivation, interest and importance of the complementary material, once the above has been fulfilled. They will be subject to the editorial policy of the magazine Alergia México.
Once the editorial committee of Revista Alergia México accepts the content of the supplement proposal, the guest editor and authors are invited to submit their editorial and articles on the Revista Alergia México website.
If the supplement involves the inclusion of reviews on a particular topic, authors are requested to use an article and/or meta-analysis review guide such as PRISMA https://www.prisma-statement.org//documents/ PRISMA_2020_checklist. docx
or similar https://www.equator-network.org/library/spanish-resources-recursos-en-espanol/
Those articles that do not meet these guidelines will not be considered for the editorial process.
Manuscripts will be evaluated by the Chief Editor, the Deputy Editor or an Associate Editor and at least two reviewers whose opinion will be presented to the editorial committee for possible publication.
Peer Review Plugin
Revista Alergia México operates a unique blind peer review process coordinated by the editor-in-chief or an associate editor. All articles in the supplement undergo content review by at least two external reviewers. The editorial board reserves the right to reject parts of the supplement or the entire supplement. The editorial office will contact the Guest Editor or Coordinator regarding the decision to accept, reject or require revisions. Once a supplement has been accepted, it is formally scheduled for publication; changes to the publication date cannot be accepted at this stage.
Disclosures/Conflicts of Interest
The supplement must include a statement indicating the source(s) of funding. All authors must disclose what financial relationship, if any, they have with the sponsor of the supplement, or the manufacturer of any product, or competing products, that are discussed in their manuscript. Each manuscript must indicate any support that has been obtained for the manuscript or its contents. If medical writers or editors have been involved, their role should be explicitly acknowledged and their affiliation/funding source should be listed. Additionally, if the sponsor has a financial interest in a product either directly or indirectly discussed in the manuscript, this relationship should be identified, along with the name of the product. Information on financing, sponsorship, and related products will be published with each article in the supplement and will be summarized on the main page of the supplement.
Publication of a supplement does not constitute product endorsement or sponsorship by Revista Alergia México and the Mexican College of Clinical Immunology and Allergy, and a disclaimer indicating this will be printed on the supplement and published electronically. .
Articles published in the supplements of Revista Alergia México are subject to the same copyright restrictions that apply to articles published in regular editions of Revista Alergia México.
Editorial costs and fees
see https://revistaalergia.mx/ojs/index.php/ram/fees
Considerations
Revista Alergia México follows the recommendations of the US National Library of Medicine for the publication of supplements as described here: https://www.nlm.nih.gov/pubs/factsheets/supplements.html
Supplement Development Process Overview
To facilitate the timely publication of supplements, Revista Alergia México requires that the supplement sponsor be represented by a medical/scientific advisor who participates in discussions with the journal editor or editorial committee to define:
1. Initial call to discuss the idea of ​​the proposed supplement, expected content, deadlines for
content submission, peer review process and other relevant details
2. At the discretion of the journal's editorial board, calls will be made at regular intervals and, at a minimum, at key editorial moments, such as:
a. receipt of all manuscripts;
b. end of peer review process with manuscripts sent to authors for edits/reviews
3. Editorial Times

The process that this entails (format reviews, peer reviews, editor review, and editorial process for publication) 3-6 months 

Articulos de investigacion breves

BRIEF RESEARCH ARTICLE
Presents new findings or a new interpretation of original diagnostic or therapeutic allergy /immunology research
findings: new procedures, techniques, or devices are included. Statistical analysis is required.
The Brief Research Article should be a maximum of 2000 words from introduction to discussion.
The recommendations for the structure and content of each section from introduction to
discussion are the same as for the Full Research Article with the following number of words per
section:
• Abstract: 200 words maximum, unstructured
• Introduction: 200 to 300 words
• Material and methods: 400 to 600 words
• Results: 400 to 600 words
• Discussion: 600 to 800 words
• References: maximum 15
• Table: maximum 1
• Figures: maximum 4
Write the discussion in 5 paragraphs. In the first, paragraph, present the result and new findings (main
message) of the study. In the last paragraph, include a subtitle “Conclusion”. Draw a conclusion based
on the main result and new knowledge (main message) of the study and its implications, and/or
recommendations for future studies.
Keywords: include 4 to 6 corresponding to the terms of the MeSH (Medical Subject Headings) of
Index Medicus/ Medline, available at: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/mesh.