Imagen Diagnóstica supports the principles of transparency, reproducibility, and open science and encourages authors to make the data underlying their published research available whenever possible. Sharing research data enhances scientific integrity, facilitates validation of findings, and promotes further scholarly collaboration and innovation.

Authors are encouraged to deposit datasets, statistical analyses, imaging data, protocols, software code, and other supporting materials in appropriate public repositories, institutional repositories, or recognized data-sharing platforms and provide access links or persistent identifiers within their manuscripts.

Where data sharing is restricted due to ethical, legal, privacy, confidentiality, or intellectual property considerations, authors should clearly state the reasons for such restrictions in a Data Availability Statement included within the manuscript.

Examples of data availability statements include:

Data Availability Statement: The data supporting the findings of this study are available from the corresponding author upon reasonable request.

or

Data Availability Statement: The datasets generated and analyzed during the current study are publicly available in a recognized repository and can be accessed through the provided link or identifier.

The journal recognizes that certain datasets, particularly those involving patient information or sensitive clinical material, may not be suitable for public release. In such cases, authors should ensure compliance with applicable ethical requirements, informed consent provisions, and data protection regulations.

Although data sharing is not mandatory, Imagen Diagnóstica strongly encourages authors to share research data and supporting materials whenever feasible to enhance transparency, reproducibility, and the long-term value of published research.