October 21, 2010
Informa Healthcare is pleased to announce that Pharmaceutical Biology has been accepted for indexing by Medline, the widely used online bibliographic citation database.
From the Editor-in-Chief:
“As Pharmaceutical Biology approaches its fifth decade of publication, acceptance for indexing by MEDLINE® is a gratifying acknowledgment of our ever-increasing stature in the field. We can now assure our authors of the broadest dissemination of their important contributions describing the pharmacological basis by which natural remedies and drugs function.”
John M. Pezzuto
From the Managing Editor:
“The acceptance of Pharmaceutical Biology for indexing by MEDLINE®, the widely used online bibliographic citation database, is an indication of the scientific merit of its contributions. This milestone is recognition of the importance of this journal.”
Carol Lewandowski
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Thursday, 21 October 2010
Friday, 20 March 2009
Expert Opinion on Therapeutic Patents and Journal of Medical Economics selected for indexing in MEDLINE
Informa Pharmaceutical Science is delighted to announce that Expert Opinion on Therapeutic Patents (EOTP) and the Journal of Medical Economics (JME), have been selected for indexing in MEDLINE.
A widely used bibliographic database compiled and maintained by the US National Library of Medicine, MEDLINE is freely accessible via the PubMed search engine. It is worth noting that the decision by MEDLINE to index or not a journal is based on a review by the Literature Selection Technical Review Committee upon application. The main criteria for selection, which go beyond sound science and thorough peer review, are listed here.
We are very pleased by this decision which will deservedly increase the visibility of JME and EOTP articles.
A widely used bibliographic database compiled and maintained by the US National Library of Medicine, MEDLINE is freely accessible via the PubMed search engine. It is worth noting that the decision by MEDLINE to index or not a journal is based on a review by the Literature Selection Technical Review Committee upon application. The main criteria for selection, which go beyond sound science and thorough peer review, are listed here.
We are very pleased by this decision which will deservedly increase the visibility of JME and EOTP articles.
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