NEJM Yi Xue Qian Yan, which translates to “NEJM Frontiers in Medicine,” delivers articles from the New England Journal of Medicine and NEJM Journal Watch to healthcare providers in China.
NEJM Yi Xue Qian Yan was created in collaboration with Jiahui Medical Research and Education Group.
“China is facing serious public health issues on a large scale,” said New England Journal of Medicine Editor-in-Chief Jeffrey Drazen, MD. “By launching NEJM Yi Xue Qian Yan with JMRE, we were able to deliver the best medical information in the most useful format to researchers and clinicians in China, with the shared goal of improving practice and patient care.”
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