European Medical Journal

*European Medical Journal*
Publication details

Abbreviated title (ISO 4)	EMJ
Discipline	Medicine
Language	English
Publisher	Independent (UK)
Publication history	2012–present
Frequency	14 Annually
Open access	Immediate, All
Links
Journal homepage

The European Medical Journal (EMJ) is an open-access, peer-reviewed medical journal.^[1] Founded in 2012 as an imprint of Gorely New Media,^[2] the European Medical Journal provides reviews, symposiums and developments from Europe's medical congresses. Each journal is published six weeks after its relevant congress.

Publications

The European Medical Journal currently publishes 14 medical journals per year,^[3] each specialized in a therapeutic area. It currently produces journals in the following areas:

EMJ - Cardiology
EMJ - Dermatology
EMJ - Diabetes
EMJ - Gastroenterology
EMJ - Gynecology & Obstetrics
EMJ - Hematology
EMJ - Hepatology
EMJ - Interventional Cardiology
EMJ - Neurology
EMJ - Nephrology
EMJ - Oncology
EMJ - Ophthalmology
EMJ - Respiratory
EMJ - Urology

Accessibility

The European Medical Journal currently publishes its journals through its website and through its App. In accordance with the principles of the Budapest Open Access Initiative, the EMJ is entirely open-access.^[4] It also runs a daily newsletter providing the latest medical news.^[5] In June 2013 EMJ entered into partnership with ViroChannel to bring greater video content to new EMJ journals.^[6]

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