The Annual Journal Impact Factor Saga Page 1 1 The Annual Journal Impact Factor Saga
Johannes Czernin David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, Los Angeles, California The …

Two years ago, I wrote my first editorial column, which was entitled “Directions.” Looking
over the many issues that have been published since then, I believe that The Journal of …

Newsline was created and led by Dr. Stanley Goldsmith from 1987 to 1999, by the late Dr.
Conrad Nagle from 1999 to 2012, and by Dr. Harvey Ziessman from 2012 to 2022. Dr …

As can be seen from the foregoing, the impact factor is somewhat of a game, a game that the
AJR has decided not to play. Our authors and readers are pretty satisfied with our journal as …

Theuseofnsk datatodescribethelevelofrisk, ifused improp erly, can also decrease the
acceptibility ofa risk. Ifrisk data are used, they should include numbers from multiple …

248 radiology. rsna. org n Radiology: Volume 305: Number 2—November 2022 the most
important medical and scientific research output must also reflect these pandemic-era …

Our community has always believed that Nuclear Medicine deserves a special place in the
non-invasive assessment of the extent and severity of a variety of diseases, and cancer in …

The Annual Meeting of the Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging in Chicago
was fantastic! Gathering with nuclear medicine professionals from around the world to share …

—Dennis Gabor The sensitivity of mammography in detecting breast abnormalities is close
to 90%; the specificity in detecting breast cancer is, conversely, as low as 50%. In current …

Abstract The Nuclear Medicine Milestone Working Group members have been drawn from
the ACGME Nuclear Medicine Residency Review Committee, the American Board of …