AHM journal is committed to promoting open and transparent research practices. As part of our commitment to scientific integrity and reproducibility, we encourage authors to share their research data in a manner that allows others to verify and build upon their findings. We believe that sharing data enhances the value and impact of published research and fosters collaboration within the scientific community.

Authors submitting manuscripts to AHM journal are strongly encouraged to make their data openly available, either by depositing it in a recognized data repository or by providing access to it through supplementary materials accompanying the article. In cases where data cannot be openly shared due to ethical, legal, or commercial restrictions, authors should clearly state the reasons for non-availability.

To ensure proper data attribution and facilitate replication, authors should provide detailed descriptions of their datasets, including information on data collection methods, formats, and any necessary software or code. Whenever possible, authors should also provide information on the version of the dataset used in the study.

When citing datasets in their publications, authors should follow standard data citation practices and provide a persistent identifier, such as a Digital Object Identifier (DOI), to enable proper attribution and facilitate data discoverability.

By sharing data, authors are encouraged to adhere to relevant data sharing guidelines and ethical considerations, including protecting participant privacy and confidentiality. Authors should ensure that any potentially identifiable or sensitive information is appropriately anonymized or de-identified before sharing.

The Editorial Board of AHM journal endorses the principles of open data and believe that the responsible sharing of research data promotes scientific progress and benefits the wider research community. We encourage authors to embrace data sharing as an integral part of their research process and contribute to advancing knowledge in their respective fields.