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Advertising Policy
Advertising Policy of the Journal is based on Recommendations on Publication Ethics Policies for Medical Journals WAME.
Many scientific journals receive income form advertising or reprints, which is almost always associated with the emergence of a potential conflict of interst. Editors’ decisions should not depend on the cost of advertising or reprint printing. The functions of the editor and advertising manager of the Journal should be separated. Advertisers and sponsors should not have control over editor’s decisions, regardless of advertising conditions or other agreements.
All advertisement must uniquely identify the advertiser and the product or service offered. In drug advertising the full name of the each active ingredient must be indicated.
Commercial advertising should not be placed next to any editorial or article that discusses the advertised product, nor should it contain links to the issue of the Journal in which it is published.
Advertising content should be different from editorial and other materials so that the difference between them is obvious.
Advertising must not be deceiving or misleading. Advertising should not exaggerate the actual characteristics of the product. Advertising should not contain offensive considerations of a religious, racial nature.
Advertised products should focus on medical practice, medical education or medical care.
Nephrology (Saint-Petersburg) Journal could refuse any advertisement that is incompatible with its mission or inconsistent with the values of members and could stop accepting any advertisement previously accepted. Advertisings must be reviewed by the editors. The following categories is prohibited: alcohol, tobacco, weapons, fireworks, gambling and lottery, pornography or related themes, political and religious advertisements, advertisements that claim to have a “miracle” cure or method, advertisements that make unsubstantiated health claims for the products advertised, advertisements directed at children. Advertisers are required to submit supporting documentation to substantiate claims. For products not regulated by the government agency, technical and/or scientific documentation is required. For on-line presentation advertising of books, scientific works, meeting are only allowed.
