The Journal of Human Health Research (JHHR, ISSN 2576-9383) registers every article with Crossref and makes its content available for search-engine and open-database discovery. This page lists only the identifier, metadata and discovery services JHHR is confirmed to use — each with its own verify link, so no claim here has to be taken on trust.
Each row below states the exact relationship — metadata registration, article-level discovery, or open aggregation — rather than grouping every service under one "indexed" banner. Coverage level and a direct verify link are given for each.
Every published JHHR article is deposited with Crossref, the scholarly DOI registration agency, and receives a permanent Digital Object Identifier (prefix 10.14302/issn.2576-9383.*). The DOI resolves directly to the article and is the identifier other researchers, reference managers and databases use to locate and cite the work.
Individual JHHR articles are crawled and appear in Google Scholar search results. Google Scholar does not host an official journal-level profile page — discoverability there works article by article, the same way it does for most journals.
JHHR articles are present in the Semantic Scholar graph, an AI-assisted literature-search tool from the Allen Institute for AI, and can be found there by title or DOI.
OpenAlex is a free, open scholarly database — comprehensive rather than selective, unlike a curated citation index. It aggregates every Crossref-registered JHHR work and tracks citations to it. At last check it recorded 19 works and 35 citations for the journal; figures update continuously, so treat the live source as current rather than this page.
Alongside discovery, Open Access Pub maintains a publisher-level digital-preservation arrangement that covers this journal.
Open Access Pub has partnered with Portico, a not-for-profit digital-preservation archive operated by ITHAKA (the organisation behind JSTOR), so that content is retained for the long term as it is deposited. Current participation status, and what preservation does and does not guarantee, is confirmed on the publisher’s own preservation policy page — treat that page as the up-to-date source, not a summary here.
The services above are the complete, current list of what JHHR is confirmed to use for identification, metadata registration and discovery. A database, index or repository that is not named on this page is simply not part of the journal’s current record — its absence should not be read as an application in progress, a pending decision, or an oversight.
If a specific indexing status matters for your own submission or research-evaluation decision, the most reliable source is the database in question, using the verify links above — not a summary on any publisher’s website. Coverage level matters too: a service marked article-level (Google Scholar, Semantic Scholar) reflects that individual articles are discoverable there, not that the journal itself has been formally accepted into a curated index.
If you believe any claim, link or status on this page is incorrect or out of date, contact the editorial office and it will be corrected.
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This journal’s content is committed to Portico, a not-for-profit digital-preservation archive run by ITHAKA (the organisation behind JSTOR). As articles are deposited they enter Portico’s permanent archive, so the scholarly record stays available for the long term — even if a title one day ceases to publish. Read our preservation policy.