Strengthening CBR legacy through new practices and perspectives
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https://doi.org/10.22491/2357-9730.142139Keywords:
Scientific journal, Clinical and Biomedical ResearchAbstract
This editorial marks the beginning of the new Editor-in-Chief's tenure at Clinical and Biomedical Research (CBR) and outlines key changes implemented for 2024. These include the transition to a continuous publication model, the introduction of visual abstracts to enhance research accessibility, and increased flexibility for reviewers, including the option for signed reviews and mentoring for junior reviewers. The editorial also emphasizes the commitment to strengthening connections with students and early-career researchers.
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