IMPORTANT NEWS. IMPORTANT READERS.
For 196 years now, the New England Journal of Medicine has brought important medical news to the world's most important physicians.
Week after week these physicians rely on NEJM for breakthrough research at the intersection of biomedical science and clinical practice.
NEJM’s editorial independence, clinical relevance and user-friendly features form the basis of a unique relationship of loyalty and trust between the Journal and its readers.
In the independent Essential Journal Study for 2007, for example, physicians in five of twelve internal medicine specialties called NEJM their most essential journal. Physicians in the remaining specialties ranked NEJM among their top three essential journals. No other journal ranked so consistently high.
In addition, the Institute for Scientific Information rates NEJM the most-cited research journal in the world. For 2006 NEJM scored twice as high in impact factor as any other multispecialty medical journal.
For medical marketers, this unique relationship between physicians and the New England Journal of Medicine translates into an assurance that your ad will be seen, read, and acted on.
NEJM IN BRIEF
- Editorially independent
- Peer reviewed
- Multispecialty medical journal
- Founded in 1812
- Published every Thursday by the Massachusetts Medical Society
- BPA audited
- Subscription-based: physicians must pay to receive it
- World's most-cited medical journal
- Highest Impact Factor
- Editorial Content
- Readership Information
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