Annals of Medicine and Surgery is delighted to have once again secured an Impact Factor of 1.7, as well as a Q2 position within the #Medicine journals category. Congratulations and thank you to our editors, authors, and reviewers!

RT @IJSurgery: We are pleased to announce the International Journal of Surgery's 2023 Impact Factor is 12.5! We are proud to have retained…

Wolters Kluwer is pleased to welcome IJS Open to its portfolio, joining International Journal of Surgery, Annals of Medicine and Surgery, and other IJSPG titles. The first two issues of 2024 are available online (and yes, it’s still fully Open Access!)

The new issue of Annals of Medicine and Surgery has arrived! Check out the March #OA papers here:

Tangjitgamol, et al. discuss the risk of coronary heart disease and metabolic syndrome among physicians in our latest issue. Read the Open Access article here:

Check out our first issue of 2024! Annals of Medicine and Surgery Volume 86, Issue 1 is available Open Access here:

Longlasting pandemic fears? Read Eljack's research paper on the perception and prediction of monkeypox in the Middle East:

Thank you, @nypost, for your article about one of our editorial papers! Read the findings of Zainab Nazir et al. who discuss the unknown risks of scented candles: Find David Landsel's New York Post article here:

Happy New Year from all of us at Annals of Medicine and Surgery. Start your 2024 right and subscribe to our eTOC! We will notify you with every new issue release so you don't miss a thing this year. Click 'eTOC Alert' here:

Check out the December issue of Annals of Medicine and Surgery here! Featuring new research articles on the emerging SARS-COV2 variant and the outbreak of Legionella in Poland.

Harold L. Mashauri discusses the necessity for mentorship programs in medical schools, highlighting the socio-academic benefits they provide. Read the article here:

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Congratulations to this team of authors from the UK on publishing with @AnnalsJournal! Here's a link to their study, it's published ahead-of-print and available to read now: 🔗➡️ Thank you for publishing with us!

A patient with silicosis has a 2.8-2.9 times higher risk of developing pulmonary TB. In this paper @DRPRIYANKAROY @mainak_bardhan @ayushanandneuro et al. review silico-tuberculosis amidst COVID-19 pandemic in the global scenario and Indian perspective.

Read a narrative review on long-term cognitive dysfunction after the COVID-19 pandemic from Sanobar Shariff et al. They highlight the need for interventions to address this in COVID-19 patients, especially those with pre-existing cognitive impairment. 🔗

Check out this recent review, in which Ayesha Azhar et al. discuss how the lower annual relapse rate, higher potency, and shorter infusion time make Briumvi’s approval a significant step forward in the treatment of relapsing multiple sclerosis. Read here:

RT @DRPRIYANKAROY1: Nice to see our work on Silico-tuberculosis amidst COVID-19 pandemic: global... : Annals of Medicine and Surgery https:…

In a study from @AbdulazizEnizi et al. the prevalence of chemosensory dysfunction among COVID-19 patients in Saudi population was found to be higher than Asian and to result in significant impairment of quality of life, as well as depression and anxiety.

Congrats to the team! 👏@MuhsenIssa @zeinhno Here's a link to the Case Report on the @AnnalsJournal website:

In a study from @OchaniSidhant et al. the incidence of in-hospital postoperative delirium after transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) was found to be 2.72 times higher after nontransfemoral TAVR compared to transfemoral TAVR. 🔗