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Literature / Source Database:
Trends in Molecular Medicine
Description
Formerly known as Molecular Medicine Today
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Trends Mol. Med. |
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JREAC |
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English |
| First year |
2001 |
| Editor |
Aliki Perdikari |
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active
Indexing
Scopus; Medline; SCImago Journal Rank (SJR); SNIP
Predecessor
Molecular medicine today
Subject
Source type
Journal
Publisher
ISBN ISSN
1471-4914
E ISSN
1471-499X
First volume
7
Last volume
31+
Publish city
Oxford
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free access |
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for subscriber |
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not available |
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Description
Trends in Molecular Medicine objective is to provide concise and contextualized views on the latest research moving biomedical science closer to improved diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of human diseases. As such, TMM is dedicated to research disciplines at the interface between basic biology and clinical research. Articles cover new concepts in mechanisms of human biology and pathology with clear implications for diagnostics and therapy. Bridging bench and bedside, reviews published in TMM have clear implications for human health and disease and discuss not only preclinical studies but also research conducted on patient samples, first-in-man studies, and patient-enrolled trials. The major themes covered in TMM in include:Disease mechanismsTools and technologiesDiagnosticsTherapeutics We particularly seek articles that are relevant to more than one of these themes. The goal of TMM is to serve as platform for discussion, push the boundaries of traditional clinical or scientific categorization and forge new links between scientists and clinicians. TMM reviews and opinions serve as templates for future explorations in molecular medicine, and to inspire new directions of studies toward improving human health. The journal?s focus is on publishing articles that are provocative and authoritative but also accessible to a broad audience. Furthermore 'medicine' involves a vital societal element; molecular interventions raise controversial ethical, legal and financial issues. TMM also publishes discussions concerning the clinical trial landscape, science policy and medical ethics. All these issues are addressed in TMM in a style that builds on 25 years' experience of publishing the Trends journals.
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