Journal Overview

Asian Journal of Sports Medicine (AsJSM), published by Brieflands, is an international, peer-reviewed medical journal that showcases new research in Sports Medicine, with a special focus on Asian countries. This quarterly publication by the Tehran University of Medical Sciences’ Sports Medicine Research Center aims to increase knowledge and stimulate research in all sports and exercise medicine fields, promoting health and better living. The journal features basic, biomedical, and clinical research, particularly on the medical aspects of global and regional sports. AsJSM maintains high standards for quality and originality and publishes a diverse range of articles including injury management, physiotherapy and rehabilitation, exercise physiology, sports psychology, public health, sports nutrition, and sports sciences.

Frequency :
quarterly
Publishing
per-article
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Scope

Sports and exercise medicine, Sports Rehabilitation, more journal information

COPE member

Since 2012

Copyright Policy

CC BY-NC 4.0

Publishing Access

Open Access

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CiteScore 2025

1.3

Time to first decision

91 days

Accept to publication

12 days

Acceptance rate

30%

Open peer review

92

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Recent Articles

4 articles2025-12-31Vol. 16Issue 4

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

25
Jul
2026
Match Activity Analysis in U15-U17 Elite Iranian Soccer Players
Research Article

Match Activity Analysis in U15-U17 Elite Iranian Soccer Players

Seyd Ali Hosseini,
Kia RanjbarORCID,
Sadegh Amani ShalamzariORCID*
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31
Dec
2025
Muscle Strain Injuries: Comparative Evaluation of Platelet-Rich Plasma, Platelet-Rich Fibrin, and Prolotherapy
Review Article

Muscle Strain Injuries: Comparative Evaluation of Platelet-Rich Plasma, Platelet-Rich Fibrin, and Prolotherapy

Hooman AngooraniORCID,
Parisa NejatiORCID,
Elahe MohammadniaORCID*
PDFFinal Published
31
Dec
2025
The Inflammatory Indicator IL-6 and BDNF Levels in Male Fitness Athletes and Their Relationship with Acute Stress Disorder: A Case-Control Study
30
Dec
2025
Royal Jelly Consumption Controls Endurance Training-Induced Increases in ANP and BNP in Brain Tissue of Rats with Experimental Autoimmune Encephalomyelitis.