由成都体育学院（CDSU）和中国体育科学学会（CSSS）联合主办的英文期刊《Sports Medicine and Health Science》（运动医学与健康科学）正式出版，创刊号已在 ScienceDirect 数据库上线，这是中国创办的第一本运动医学领域的英文学术期刊。

期刊主要刊登运动医学与健康科学领域的新成果、新理论和新技术，包括原创研究、综述及述评类论文。期刊基于世界范围内迅速发展的运动医学和健康科学的研究成果的出版需要，目的是为运动医学和健康相关的基础和临床科学研究成果提供一个优秀的、高质量的全球出版渠道。期刊重点关注运动性损伤防治与康复、慢性病的运动干预、运动相关基础生物学研究、体力活动与健康、传统医学及传统体育对健康和疾病的影响等领域的研究成果。期刊服务于高等院校的教师和研究生、科研工作者、临床医疗工作者、物理治疗师、运动防护师、运动队教练以及其他运动科学领域相关人员。

The purpose of the Sports Medicine and Health Science (SMHS) journal is to provide a scientific, merit-based, high-quality publication platform for all relevant biomedical studies worldwide with a primary focus on sports medicine, physical activity, and the exercise-related health sciences. The primary disciplines that are covered by SMHS include but are not limited to clinical sports medicine; orthopedics; preventive medicine; rehabilitation medicine; physical therapy; basic and translational sports sciences including exercise physiology, exercise biochemistry, exercise molecular biology, and exercise immunology; biomechanics; motor control and exercise neuroscience; exercise epidemiology, gerontology, and nutrition; and complementary and alternative medicine.

Other emphasized topics of interests are:

• The prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation of sports injuries in muscles, ligaments, joints, and bones, especially those that occurred in elite, professional, or Olympic athletes as well as in amateur sports participants.
• The prevention and treatment of chronic diseases that are caused by a lack of physical activity or the improper practice of exercise. SMHS welcomes contributions on studies that employ exercise intervention on metabolic, cardiopulmonary, and neuromuscular disorders as well as mental health. Health issues among elderly populations will receive special editorial attention.
• Epidemiology and population research on the effect of physical activity and exercise on health-threatening epidemics in the form of chronic diseases that were caused by a lack of physical activity, such as (but not limited to) obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, osteoporosis, sarcopenia, and Alzheimer disease
• Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), such as acupuncture and traditional sports (i.e., Tai-Chi and Qigong), in the context of the prevention and treatment of sports injuries and chronic diseases that affect major vital organs, such as obesity, diabetes, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, stroke, and heart attack.