Acceptance letter 25052 (1)-2 SUDDEN CARDIAC DEATHS BEFORE - AFTER COVID -19 PANDEMIA AND SPIKE PROTEIN DERIVATES USES

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The acceptance letter informs the authors that their manuscript titled "SUDDEN CARDIAC DEATHS BEFORE - AFTER COVID -19 PANDEMIAAND SPIKE PROTEIN DERIVATES USES" has been accepted for publication in the June issue of the World Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences. The letter requests that the authors send a scanned copy of the copyright transfer agreement as soon as possible.

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Acceptance Letter
Manuscript No: WJPPS/25052/12/2023 Date: 01/06/2023
TITLE: SUDDEN CARDIAC DEATHS BEFORE - AFTER COVID -19
PANDEMIAAND SPIKE PROTEIN DERIVATES USES
Dear Luisetto M., Almukhtar N., Farhan Ahmad Khan, Gamal A. Hamid,
Coppolino Massimo, Ansovini R., Tarro G., Cabianca L., Mashori Gulam
Rasool, Fiazza C., Yesvi Rafa A., Nili B. Ahmadabadi, Oleg Yurevich
Lathyshev, Riccardo Benzi Cipelli
We are pleased to inform you that out of various research articles submitted,
Experts/ Referees Panel of WJPPS has recommended your manuscript for
publication, so World Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences has
been accepted your manuscript for publication in Current (June) Issue of
WJPPS.
World Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences publishes all its article
in full open access format which are easily accessible for scientific community.
Kindly send the scanned copy of CTA form (Copyright Transfer Agreement).
As early as possible. CTA form available at
www.wjpps.com
Thanking You
Editor in chief
Prof. Dr. Valentina Petkova
WJPPS
World Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences
(An ISO 9001 : 2015 Certified Journal)
Impact Factor 7.632 ICV 84.65 ISSN 2278 - 4357

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1. Acceptance Letter Manuscript No: WJPPS/25052/12/2023 Date: 01/06/2023 TITLE: SUDDEN CARDIAC DEATHS BEFORE - AFTER COVID -19 PANDEMIAAND SPIKE PROTEIN DERIVATES USES Dear Luisetto M., Almukhtar N., Farhan Ahmad Khan, Gamal A. Hamid, Coppolino Massimo, Ansovini R., Tarro G., Cabianca L., Mashori Gulam Rasool, Fiazza C., Yesvi Rafa A., Nili B. Ahmadabadi, Oleg Yurevich Lathyshev, Riccardo Benzi Cipelli We are pleased to inform you that out of various research articles submitted, Experts/ Referees Panel of WJPPS has recommended your manuscript for publication, so World Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences has been accepted your manuscript for publication in Current (June) Issue of WJPPS. World Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences publishes all its article in full open access format which are easily accessible for scientific community. Kindly send the scanned copy of CTA form (Copyright Transfer Agreement). As early as possible. CTA form available at www.wjpps.com Thanking You Editor in chief Prof. Dr. Valentina Petkova WJPPS World Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences (An ISO 9001 : 2015 Certified Journal) Impact Factor 7.632 ICV 84.65 ISSN 2278 - 4357

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