What is the impact factor of Drugs?

12.1. The 2022 impact factor of Drugs is 12.1. By the impact factor, Drugs falls within the top 1% of scholarly journals.

Drugs Top Institutions: scientometric analysis

12.1(top 1%)

Impact Factor

13.2(top 1%)

extended IF

186(top 1%)

H-Index

1.8K

authors

8.4K

papers

278.9K

citations

9.8K

citing journals

112.4K

citing authors

Institutions

Institution	Articles	Citations	A Rank	C Rank
Springer Science+Business Media	805	52.4K	1	1
Springer Nature	292	3.5K	1	1
University of California	66	3.3K	255	255
University of Milan	53	1.3K	255	255
University of Melbourne	52	1.2K	255	255
Sahlgrenska University Hospital	47	791	134	255
Katholieke Universiteit Leuven	43	1.1K	255	255
University of Toronto	39	1.1K	255	255
University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center	36	1.2K	255	255
University of Gothenburg	36	622	255	255
Baylor College of Medicine	34	1.2K	255	255
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill	34	822	255	255
University of Manitoba	33	2.9K	255	71
National Institutes of Health	32	1.9K	255	255
University of British Columbia	31	855	255	255
University of Sydney	31	781	255	255
University of Queensland	31	721	255	255
Oregon Health & Science University	30	983	255	255
Royal Melbourne Hospital	29	176	135	255
University of Texas at Austin	29	1.4K	255	255

A Rank refers to the ranking of Drugs in the given institution according to the number of articles, and C Rank according to the number of citations.

How are inpact factors calculated?

The impact factor (IF) is calculated by counting citations from peer-reviewed journals only.

extended IF also counts citations from books and conference papers. However, no patent, abstract, working papers, online documents, etc., are covered.

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