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DIABETES CARE

Print ISSN 0149-5992 Online ISSN 1935-5548
SCIE Q1 新锐1区 Top期刊 医学
影响因子 2026
22.6
↑ 6.0
5年均分
14.1
5-Year IF
H 指数
328
H-Index
年发文量
428
Articles / Year
出刊频率
Monthly
Pub. Frequency
创刊年份
1978
Founded Year
出版商
Amer Diabetes Assoc
Publisher
出版国家
USA
Country
投稿参考 & 用户评分
🏆 期刊声誉
★★★★★
暂无
综合口碑评分,点击星星参与
⚡ 审稿速度
★★★★★
系统
暂无
约 0.9 个月 · 录用率 48.8%
💰 版面费用
★★★★★
暂无
暂无APC数据,欢迎分享经验
中科院分区
2026新锐分区 新体系
大类1区
医学Medicine
小类1区
内分泌学与代谢Endocrinology & Metabolism
中科院2025年分区 传统体系
大类1区
医学Medicine
小类1区
内分泌学与代谢Endocrinology & Metabolism
WoS 期刊 JCR 分区 (2026 · JIF) 综合 SCIE Q1
学科 收录集 JIF 分区 JIF 排名 JIF 百分位
内分泌学与代谢 Endocrinology & Metabolism SCIE Q1 6/198
97.0%
按 JCI 指标学科分区
学科 收录集 JCI 分区 JCI 排名 JCI 百分位
内分泌学与代谢 Endocrinology & Metabolism SCIE Q1 4/161 JCI 3.83
98.1%
Scopus 指标
CiteScore
35.3
综合引用得分
SJR
7.161 Q1
SCImago Journal Rank
SNIP
5.976
Source Normalized Impact
JCI
3.83
Journal Citation Indicator
数据来源:Scopus (CiteScore · SJR · SNIP) · Clarivate (JCI)。指标年份:2026年6月最新版。
期刊简介

DIABETES CARE, published by the American Diabetes Association (ADA), is a premier peer-reviewed medical journal dedicated to advancing the prevention, diagnosis, and management of diabetes and its complications. With an ISSN of 0149-5992 and a 2026 Impact Factor of 22.600, it is consistently ranked in the JCR Q1 (top quartile) of both the Endocrinology & Metabolism and General & Internal Medicine categories, reflecting its exceptional influence and citation impact in the field. The journal’s scope encompasses a broad spectrum of clinical and translational research, including original investigations on epidemiology, pathophysiology, therapeutics, health services research, behavioral interventions, and emerging technologies such as continuous glucose monitoring and artificial pancreas systems. DIABETES CARE publishes a diverse array of article types, including original research articles, comprehensive reviews, brief reports, commentaries, and ADA position statements that often set clinical practice standards. Its target audience includes endocrinologists, primary care physicians, diabetes educators, researchers, and public health professionals. Notable features include a rigorous single-blind peer-review process, a strong emphasis on evidence-based practice, and open access options for authors to comply with funder mandates. As the official journal of the ADA, it also serves as a key platform for disseminating the ADA’s annual Standards of Care, making it an indispensable resource for clinicians and researchers worldwide. Its top-tier impact factor and Q1 standing underscore its role as a leading authority in diabetes research and clinical care.

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