In this issue of Pan Health Sciences, we present studies from various subfields of health sciences, grounded in scientific methods and contributing to the current literature. The retrospective archival study, “Measurement and Evaluation of Body Composition During A 3-Month Diet and Exercise Program” supports preventive and developmental health practices by evaluating the effects of lifestyle-based interventions on body composition using objective data. The review article, “ Health on the Road: Long- Distance Drivers’ Nutritional Habits and Lifestyle” highlights health approaches for occupational risk groups by examining the effects of irregular working conditions on nutritional behaviors and lifestyle. The narrative review, “Evidence-Based Nursing: Concept, Levels of Evidence, Implementation Steps, and the Situation in Türkiye (Narrative Review),” is an important resource for improving the quality of nursing care by presenting the theoretical foundations, levels of evidence, and the national context of evidence based practices within a comprehensive framework.

The studies published in this issue address individual, professional, and community health, contribute to the literature through interdisciplinary approaches, and aim to guide the practices of health professionals.

We thank all the authors who contributed to the publication process, as well as our editorial board, advisory board members, and reviewers.

With the hope of contributing to science,