 |
 |
|
|
2008 IMPACT FACTOR 6.291
Welcome to the Editors' page for the Journal of Thrombosis and Haemostasis Editors in Chief: Mike Greaves and David Lane On this web site you will find information about the Journal and details of its editors. This web site is maintained by the London Editorial Office.
We publish high quality, original research reports, state-of-the-art reviews, letters, and invited commentaries and debates on timely topics. The Journal of Thrombosis and Haemostasis is available in print and online. Click on the journal image to go to the latest issue. For important information about accessing JTH content, please click here 2008 Impact Factor announced We are delighted that the JTH Impact Factor has risen to 6.291. The impact factor underlines the Journal's status as the number one specialist Journal in thrombosis and haemostasis research. Below is a chart showing the Journal's growing impact factor since its inception.
Changes to JTH word and author limits. At the 2009 ISTH Congress in Boston, the Editorial Board agreed a relaxing of the policy on word limits for Original Articles and on author limits for Letters to the Editors. It is expected that the majority of Original Articles will continue to be up to 5000 words long including all references and figure legends. However, articles of exceptional quality will be considered which exceed this limit (usually up to 5000 words excluding references and figure legends). The editors also agreed that high quality Letters to the Editors will be considered with up to eight authors. These changes are effective immediately. Abstracts and State of the Art book arising from the 2009 ISTH Congress in Boston The 2009 state of the art book, containing review articles by world-renowned authors, is freely available online here. The 2007 state of the art book is still available here editors' highlights March The March issue highlights include four review articles: Mild hemophilia A, by M. Franchini et al. Direct fibrinolytic agents: biochemical attributes, preclinical foundation and clinical potential, by V. J. Marder and V. Novokhatny. APC resistance: biological basis and acquired influences, by E. Castoldi and J. Rosing. Diverse functions of protein kinase C isoforms in platelet activation and thrombus formation, by M. T. Harper and A. W. Poole. |
