The first five articles in the current issue are listed below. Click on an article title to view fulltext. From there, you can get to the entire Table of Contents as well as archived issues.
The first five articles in the current issue are listed below. Click on an article title to view fulltext. From there, you can get to the entire Table of Contents as well as archived issues.
NOTE: This list was generated using the 2022 version of Journal Citation Reports: Science Edition. The impact factor is listed after each title. If the fulltext is available from the Library, the title is in red (click to access).
1. Nature Reviews Nephrology -- 41.5
2. European Urology -- 23.4
3. Kidney International -- 19.6
4. Nature Reviews Urology -- 15.3
5. Journal of the American Society of Nephrology -- 13.6
6. American Journal of Kidney Diseases -- 13.2
7. Clinical Journal of the American Society of Nephrology -- 9.8
8. European Urology Oncology -- 8.2
9. Journal of Urology -- 6.6
10. Nephrology Dialysis Transplantation -- 6.1
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The first five articles in the current issue are listed below. Click on an article title to view fulltext. From there, you can get to the entire Table of Contents as well as archived issues.
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