Journal Overview

The Mass Gathering Medical Journal, published by Brieflands, is dedicated to advancing research on health and well-being in the context of mass gatherings. It covers a broad range of topics related to both religious and non-religious mass events, with a focus on health risks, disease prevention, healthcare access, emergency preparedness, and cultural aspects of healthcare delivery. The journal invites contributions including research articles, reviews, and studies that explore areas such as infectious disease surveillance, health education, crowd management, and medical interventions at large-scale gatherings. Its aim is to provide a platform for the exchange of ideas and findings to improve health outcomes and safety during mass gatherings worldwide.

Frequency :
biannually
Publishing
per-article
Scope

All aspects of Mass Gathering Health, more journal information

Copyright Policy

CC BY 4.0

Publishing Access

Open Access

Journal Metrics

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Accept to publication

12 days

Acceptance rate

66%

Open peer review

14

Processing charges

free

Recent Articles

4 articles2026-10-31Vol. 3Issue 2

Explore the latest articles published in this journal for impactful research and the newest advancements in the field.

13
Sep
2026
CBRNe in Mass Gatherings: A Comprehensive Narrative Review of Threats and Vulnerabilities
Review Article

CBRNe in Mass Gatherings: A Comprehensive Narrative Review of Threats and Vulnerabilities

Erfan YousefzadehORCID,
Mohsen NouriORCID*,
Ali Mohammad LatifiORCID,
Yasaman FallahORCID
PDFFinal Published
15
Aug
2026
Health as a Priority During a Mega Mass Gathering: A Case Study of the Funeral Procession for Iran’s Martyred Leader, 2026
Case Report

Health as a Priority During a Mega Mass Gathering: A Case Study of the Funeral Procession for Iran’s Martyred Leader, 2026

Erfan YousefzadehORCID,
Mohsen NouriORCID*,
Hesam SeyedinORCID,
Nader TavakoliORCID,
Abdolreza Pazzouki
PDFFinal Published
11
Aug
2026
Lived Experiences of Sleep During the Arbaeen Pilgrimage: A Phenomenological Study Among Young Iranian Health Sciences Student Pilgrims
Research Article

Lived Experiences of Sleep During the Arbaeen Pilgrimage: A Phenomenological Study Among Young Iranian Health Sciences Student Pilgrims

Anila TaheriORCID,
Zahra MortazaviORCID,
Fateme MohammadiORCID,
Helen BehmaneshORCID,
Saideh Sadat MortazaviORCID*
PDFFinal Published
9
Aug
2026
Artificial Intelligence in Mass Gathering Health from the Perspective of Public Health Framework for the Arbaeen Pilgrimage: A Scoping Review