The Transactions, now published monthly, is the UK's foremost peer-reviewed forum for multidisciplinary scientific research in international health.

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The Editor will be glad to receive papers and other communications on tropical medicine and international health and on related subjects from Fellows and non-Fellows of the Society. These will be subject to scrutiny by referees: the final decision on their suitability for publication in the Transactions rests with the Editorial Board. For the Guide for Authors see the Transactions website.

The following extract is taken from the Laws referring to the Transactions:

"Authors submitting manuscripts to the Society shall not thereby acquire a right to have them published in the Society's journal. Papers, brief communications or letters submitted for publication should be accompanied by a statement, signed by the author (or, in the case of joint authorship, by all the authors) that the text has not been submitted to, or already published in, any other journal. The copyright of material accepted for publication becomes the property of the Society. With the permission of the Editor, it may be re-published, providing due acknowledgement is made of the fact that it first appeared in the Society's journal".

In order to facilitate distribution of the Transactions and to keep the lists in the yearbook up to date, it is especially desired that Fellows, when visiting the United Kingdom, or changing their address, notify the Administrator, indicating whether the new address is temporary or permanent, and for publication in the next yearbook. In case of non-delivery of their copies of the Transactions, Fellows are asked to communicate with the Administrator as soon as possible. When the Transactions are returned by the Post Office, marked "gone away", no more copies will be posted to that address until further instructions have been received.

The Transactions may be purchased by those other than Fellows of the Society: for details see the Transactions website.