Clinical Report: Annual Overview of JAMA Internal Medicine, 2025

Overview

In 2025, JAMA Internal Medicine published 27 articles on women’s health and 46 clinical trial reports, reflecting its commitment to advancing medical knowledge. The journal achieved a 23.3 impact factor, solidifying its position as the leading internal medicine journal globally.

Background

The landscape of healthcare is rapidly evolving, necessitating rigorous scientific research to inform clinical practice and health policy. JAMA Internal Medicine plays a crucial role in disseminating high-quality research that addresses pressing public health issues, including health disparities and the care of vulnerable populations. The journal's focus on innovative studies, particularly in women's health and artificial intelligence, underscores its commitment to improving patient outcomes.

Data Highlights

Key Findings

• Published 27 articles in response to the 2024 call for papers in Women’s Health.
• Accepted 46 clinical trial reports in 2025, emphasizing rigorous scientific inquiry.
• Achieved a journal impact factor of 23.3, ranking it as the top internal medicine journal worldwide.
• More than 47% of submissions originated from outside the US, highlighting its global reach.
• Top-viewed article focused on COVID-19 prevention with azelastine nasal spray.
• Published 4 of the 5 top-cited articles across all internal medicine journals in 2025.

Clinical Implications

The findings from JAMA Internal Medicine underscore the importance of publishing high-quality, clinically relevant research that can directly influence patient care and health policy. Healthcare professionals should stay informed about the latest studies to enhance their practice and address emerging health challenges effectively.

Conclusion

JAMA Internal Medicine continues to be a pivotal resource for advancing internal medicine through its commitment to rigorous research and global collaboration. The journal's focus on impactful studies ensures that it remains at the forefront of medical knowledge dissemination.

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