Streamlining the pathway to publish cardiovascular research
Starting in 2025, research authors will have the option to select a seamless transfer of their manuscript between NEJM and Circulation.
The American Heart Association (AHA) is thrilled to announce a new collaboration between the New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) and the AHA’s flagship journal Circulation. In January 2025, research authors will have the option to select a seamless transfer of their manuscript between NEJM and Circulation.
This pilot program leverages the expertise of the journals’ world-class editors and peer reviewers to streamline the publication of novel cardiovascular research.
NEJM is the most widely read and cited general medicine journal in the world, and coupled with Circulation’s stature in cardiology this arrangement helps to expedite the submission process for authors, simplifying the publication pathway for high-impact cardiovascular articles. This collaboration aims to strengthen, diversify and improve the quality of research published in both journals, providing greater benefits to authors and readers.
Together, the journals are set to amplify the sharing of innovative cardiovascular research, speed the publication of practice-changing science and address pressing health challenges, while underscoring each organization’s commitment to improving global health outcomes for the benefit of patients everywhere.
