For over 25 years, Cardiology Review has set industry standards for editorial excellence by disseminating peer-reviewed content that “bridges the gap between research and practice” in the field of Cardiovascular Disease and the interrelationship to other disease states, such as Diabetes Mellitus, Hypercholesterolemia, Hyperlipidemia, Hypertension, and Pulmonary Disorders. Through physician-authored clinical commentaries and case reports the editorial content of the journal serves to translate relevant research, clinical trials, and commentaries on cardiovascular diseases into practical information for over 50,000 profiled Cardiologists and related specialists including, Endocrinologists, and Internal Medicine Practitioners, Interventional Cardiologists, and full memberships of the AACIO(American Association of Cardiologists of Indian Origin) and the ABC(Association of Black Cardiologists.
New Editor-in-Chief:
The founding editor of Cardiology Review, Peter F. Cohn, MD, served as editor-in-chief since the journal’s inception over two decades ago. In February of 2008, Debabrata Mukherjee, MD, MD, was appointed editor-in-chief, and officially took the reins of the journal at the conclusion of Dr. Cohn’s Term.
Dr. Mukherjee is highly esteemed in the industry, having contributed significantly to the literature. He has written for over 60 books, authored 6 of his own, including 900 Questions: An Interventional Cardiology Board Review; and has written 142 journal articles and 79 abstracts. He is a sought after lecturer, having been invited to present at more than 80 events. In addition, Dr. Mukheree is Gill Foundations Professor of Interventional of Interventional Cardiology, Associate Professor of Internal Medicine, Director of Cardiac Catheterization Laboratories and Director of Peripheral Intervention Program at Gill Heart Institute,
University of Kentucky, Lexington.
Strategic Alliances:
Cardiology Review maintains unique alliances with the AACIO (American Association of Cardiologists of Indian Origin), and the ABC (Association of Black Cardiologists).
Several Executive Members of the AACIO and the ABC maintain active positions on the esteemed Editorial Board of Cardiology Review to support the timely dissemination of clinical content and research that impacts members of these associations, as well as like-minded physicians who treat the growing population of multi-cultural patients.
Editorial Distinction:
Three-pronged Peer-Reviewed Approach to Feature articles:
oCondensed and updated reviews of relevant research
oComplimenting case reports documenting clinical situations and treatment considerations of the respective research
oExpert 3rd party (peer perspective) commentary on the research and it’s practical applications
Editorial Feature Focus:
oDiagnostic/Advanced Technologies
oInterventional Cardiology
oEndocrinology/Metabolic Health
oPulmonary/Cardiovascular Disease
oPreventive Cardiology
·Unique Editorial Sections:
oWomen’s Health: Explores cardiac conditions and treatment strategies focusing on women’s health
oPulmonary Clinic: Examines the interrelationship between Cardiovascular Disease and Pulmonary Disorders
oImages in Cardiology: Engages readers take this diagnostic challenge in print and online
oMaintaining Certification in Cardiology:Specialty-focused questions and expanded answers support new requirements to sustain board certification
oDrug Update:Peer-reviewed commentary on the clinical applications of new therapeutics
oDiabetes Clinic: Explores the interrelationship between Cardiovascular Disease and Diabetes
oAACIO/ABC Editorial Sections: Dedicated Editorial Sections are published six (6) times per annum by each association
Special Opportunities:
Cardiology Review’s platform includes an array of integrated promotional opportunities including, but not limited to:
·Online/New Media
·Journal Advertising
·Conference 360 Recap Program
·Rep delivered materials
·Journal Advertising
·Custom print Capabilities (Supplemental Initiatives, Self Assessment Study Guides, etc.)
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