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- The EMIDDT journal has been publishing research on endocrine, metabolic, and immune disorders for over 20 years, initially focusing only on reviews and now including original articles.
- In 2020, the journal expanded to 10 issues and has an impact factor of 1.973, showing its growing influence in the field.
- Since 2019, it has been the official journal of the Italian AME, enhancing its credibility and attracting higher-quality research submissions while celebrating its anniversary by highlighting significant past and present articles.
Article Abstract
Over the past 20 years, Endocrine Metabolic Immune Disorders-Drug Targets (EMIDDT) journal has been covering a broad field of intertwined topics related to pathogenesis, diagnosis, and therapy of endocrine, metabolic, and immune diseases. At first, the journal publications were restricted to reviews only and, then, original article submissions have also been accepted. EMIDDT represents as a successful journal in continuous expansion with 10 issues in 2020 and a current impact factor (IF) equal to 1.973. Moreover, since 2019, EMIDDT is the official journal of the Italian AME (Associazione Medici Endocrinologi), also linked to the American Association of Endocrinologists. Such a connection has given more impetus to the journal in terms of additional higher-quality submissions. In order to celebrate the 20th anniversary of EMIDDT, the content of some original representative articles published by the journal in the past and current years will be illustrated with special emphasis on cellular and molecular bases of drug targeting.
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