JFB offers language editing support to help authors communicate fertility biomarker findings with clarity and precision. The service improves grammar, flow, and technical consistency without altering scientific meaning.

• Manuscripts written by non native English speakers
• Complex clinical or molecular studies
• Guideline or policy analyses
• Multicenter studies requiring consistent terminology
• Resubmissions that need clarity improvements

• Manuscript file with figures and tables
• Target journal section and article type
• Preferred terminology for subtypes and biomarkers
• Any reviewer comments to address
• State the desired turnaround time and target submission deadline.
• Indicate whether American or British English is required.
• Provide the manuscript type and approximate word count.
• Include a list of key technical terms or abbreviations to preserve.
• Clarify whether tables, figures, or supplementary files require editing.
• Request formatting of references if needed for submission.
• List preferred terminology for fertility biomarker types.
• Specify whether statistical notation should follow journal style.
• Provide notes on guideline or outcome terminology to preserve.
• Confirm whether patient sensitive details should be masked.
• Indicate if figure captions or table titles require editing support.
• Provide target journal section to align tone and emphasis.
• Describe expected audience such as clinicians, embryologists, or researchers.
• Note any prior reviewer comments to address in revisions.
• Clarify whether formatting for reporting guidelines is required.
• Share preferred contact for language editing questions and approvals.
• Request consistency checks for units, outcomes, and biomarker notation.
• Specify preferred terminology for reproductive outcomes.
• Indicate whether clinical terminology should follow standard guidelines.
• Provide guidance for biomarker naming conventions.
• Clarify preferred units for hormone levels and assay reporting.
• Flag sections needing significant restructuring for clarity.
• State whether patient facing summaries are required.
• Confirm whether tables should be edited for unit consistency.
• Indicate if statistical notation should align with journal style.
• Provide guidance on reporting of biomarker variants and abbreviations.
• Specify whether reproductive terms should follow standard guidelines.
• Indicate preferred formatting for gene or variant nomenclature.
• Clarify whether tables should include reference ranges.
• Note if clinical terminology should follow international standards.

Language editing does not replace peer review or methodological review. Authors remain responsible for data accuracy, ethics compliance, and scientific validity.

JFB is committed to rigorous, transparent publishing in fertility biomarker research and reproductive medicine. We emphasize reproducible laboratory methods, clear reporting of diagnostic criteria, and ethical compliance across all article types.

The editorial office supports authors, editors, and reviewers with clear guidance and responsive communication. For questions about scope or workflow, contact [email protected].

We encourage continuous improvement in reporting practices and share updates that help the community maintain high standards in biomarker validation, reproductive outcomes, and translational fertility science.