Vox Sanguinis

The Official Journal of the International Society of Blood Transfusion

Edited by:
Wolfgang Mayr

ISI Journal Citation Reports® Ranking: 2007: 28/63 (Hematology)
Impact Factor: 2.588

Vox Sanguinis is an international journal reporting on important, novel developments in transfusion medicine, including all aspects of blood transfusion and tissue transplantation. Vox Sanguinis publishes original articles, reviews, international forum and rapid communications.

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Ten good reasons to submit your manuscript to Vox Sanguinis:

1. Fast publication times: 
   - acceptance to online publication in an average of only 45 days
   - acceptance to print publication in an average of only 65 days
   -  submission to print publication in an average of only 6 months
2. Early View:  view articles online before print publication
3. FREE PDF off-prints for all corresponding authors
4. Online Submission: submit your article here
5. Author Services: Register here to
   -  track your article through production to publication
   - receive free access to your paper online
   - receive discounts on Wiley-Blackwell Publications 
6. High international readership: over 94,000 full text downloads in 2005
7. OnlineOpen: Authors can now choose to have their papers made open access. See here for more information.
8. Impact Factor (2007): 2.588
9. Highly cited: over 2000 citations in 2004
10. International Editorial Board and Reviewers

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Free Access in the Developing World
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