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JAMA Dermatology: Highlights and Developments from 2025

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  • Kanade Shinkai

  • May 1, 2026

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    In 2025, JAMA Dermatology evaluated 3413 manuscripts with an acceptance rate of 7% for research articles and overall submissions.

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    The median time from acceptance to publication decreased from 70 days in 2024 to 63 days in 2025, enhancing publication efficiency.

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    The journal's impact factor remained high at 11, with over 11.2 million article views and downloads in the past year.

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    Key articles included studies on nicotinamide for skin cancer prevention and the impact of climate change on atopic dermatitis.

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    The editorial team welcomed AI-focused submissions, highlighting the potential of AI to improve dermatology care and patient outcomes.

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JAMA Dermatology —The Year in Review, 2025

  • by Kanade Shinkai

  • May 1, 2026

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