MVL - Medical Visual Language is an interdisciplinary academic journal dedicated to the intersection of medicine, visual communication and art. This publication serves as a platform for professionals, researchers, educators, and creatives who seek to advance the understanding and application of visual language in medical contexts.

MVL features original research articles, critical reviews, technical methodologies, and visual essays. It also highlights historical perspectives, interdisciplinary collaborations, and profiles of leading professionals in the field. The journal fosters dialogue on the ethical, aesthetic, and technological challenges shaping the future of medical visual language.

MVL intend to explore the evolution of medical illustrations, from their historical roots to contemporary advancements, both regarding the development of techniques in medical drawing and digital rendering.

In the realm of Visual Communication in Medical Education, visual storytelling plays a critical role, offering a compelling way to convey complex processes. Aesthetics in Healthcare Communication examines the influence of graphic design in public health and patient education. Furthermore, cross-cultural considerations are critical in this context, as visual language must resonate with and be sensitive to varying cultural norms and expectations to ensure effective communication.

The delicate balance between realism and abstraction in medical illustrations, ensuring that visuals are both scientifically accurate and comprehensible. The journal also delves into Technology and Innovation, highlighting cutting-edge applications of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning in medical visualization. Similarly, augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) are transforming fields like surgical planning and medical training, providing immersive, hands-on experiences that bridge the gap between theory and practice.

MVL - Medical Visual Language is designed for a diverse audience, including medical professionals, educators, illustrators, visual artists, and designers specializing in healthcare communication, researchers in medical technology and imaging, as well as students in medicine, visual arts, and design fields.

VA online Journal it is a blind peer reviewed Open Access regular scientific publication, have English as the working language. The handling of special issues, adhere to the journal Reference Style, Editorial Procedures and Peer-Review, and Ethics. Depending on the issue the special issues could have specific scientific committee compositions.