Articles Published During December 2011

These articles were published during the month of December 2011:

Air, Soil and Water Research

Estimating the Pool of Mobile Phosphorus in Offshore Soft Sediments of the Baltic Proper

Biomarker Insights

Association between Perchlorate and Indirect Indicators of Thyroid Dysfunction in Nhanes 2001–2002, a Cross-Sectional, Hypothesis-Generating Study

Breast Cancer: Basic and Clinical Research

Delivery of MicroRNA-10b with Polylysine Nanoparticles for Inhibition of Breast Cancer Cell Wound Healing

Expression of the Androgen Receptor and its Correlation with Molecular Subtypes in 980 Chinese Breast Cancer Patients

Cancer Informatics

Evaluating Translocation Gene Fusions by SNP Array Data

Linear Discriminant Functions in Connection with the micro-RNA Diagnosis of Colon Cancer

Mouse 11β-Hydroxysteroid Dehydrogenase Type 2 for Human Application: Homology Modeling, Structural Analysis and Ligand-Receptor Interaction

Clinical Medicine Insights: Case Reports

A Case of Diffuse Alveolar Hemorrhage Associated with Tegafur Plus Uracil and Warfarin Therapy

Clinical Medicine Insights: Circulatory, Respiratory and Pulmonary Medicine

Achieving Symptom Control in Patients with Moderate Asthma

Clinical Medicine Insights: Gastroenterology

Characteristic Findings of Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis on Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangiography: Which is the Most Common Finding?

Clinical Medicine Insights: Oncology

Safety and Efficacy of Lenalidomide in Relapsed or Refractory Multiple Myeloma

Survival of Patients with Squamous Cell Malignancies of the Upper Urinary Tract

Clinical Medicine Insights: Pathology

Clinical Features and Differential Diagnoses in Laryngeal Mucoepidermoid Carcinoma

Clinical Medicine Insights: Pediatrics

Risk Factors for Infection with Coagulase-Negative Staphylococci in Newborns from the Neonatal Unit of a Brazilian University Hospital

Clinical Medicine Insights: Reproductive Health

Monitoring Maternal Beta Carotene and Retinol Consumption May Decrease the Incidence of Neurodevelopmental Disorders in Offspring

Clinical Medicine Insights: Therapeutics

Treatment Options for Hypercholesterolemia and Combined Dyslipidemia: Focus on Pitavastatin

Clinical Medicine Insights: Urology

New Pharmacotherapies in the Treatment of Advanced Prostate Cancer

Clinical Medicine Reviews in Therapeutics

Emerging Therapeutic Regimens for Glaucoma and Ocular Hypertension

Raltegravir in HIV-1 Infection: Safety and Efficacy in Treatment-Naïve Patients

Evolutionary Bioinformatics

EvoluCode: Evolutionary Barcodes as a Unifying Framework for Multilevel Evolutionary Data

LCGbase: A Comprehensive Database for Lineage-Based Co-regulated Genes

SAFE Software and FED Database to Uncover Protein-Protein Interactions using Gene Fusion Analysis

Species Delimitation and Global Biosecurity

Gene Regulation and Systems Biology

Alpha-Tocopherol Alters Transcription Activities that Modulates Tumor Necrosis Factor Alpha (TNF-a) Induced Inflammatory Response in Bovine Cells

Identification of cis-Regulatory Elements in the dmyc Gene of Drosophila Melanogaster

Journal of Central Nervous System Disease

Atomoxetine in Children and Adolescents with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder. Systematic Review of Review Papers 2009–2011. An Update for Clinicians

Lipid Insights

Encapsulation of Polyunsaturated Fatty Acid Esters with Solid Lipid Particles

Nutrition and Metabolic Insights

A Finished Dietary Supplement Stimulates Lipolysis and Metabolic Rate in Young Men and Women

Biochemical and Anthropometric Effects of a Weight Loss Dietary Supplement in Healthy Men and Women

Hemodynamic and Hematologic Profile of Healthy Adults Ingesting Dietary Supplements Containing 1,3-Dimethylamylamine and Caffeine

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Forthcoming Articles For January 2012

These articles were announced as commencing production during the month of December 2011:

Air, Soil and Water Research

The Effect of Winter Temperature Rise on Soil Nutrient and Salinity

Bioinformatics and Biology Insights

Combined Rare and Common Variants Association Analysis

Structural and Functional Insights on the Myosin Superfamily

Biomarker Insights

Overcoming the effects of matrix interference in the measurement of urine protein analytes

Biomedical Informatics Insights

A Combined Approach to Emotion Detection in Suicide Notes

A Hybrid Approach to Sentiment Sentence Classification in Suicide Notes

A Hybrid Model for Automatic Emotion Recognition in Suicide Notes

A Hybrid system for Emotion Extraction from Suicide Notes

A Naïve Bayes Approach to Classifying Topics in Suicide Notes

Binary Classifiers and Latent Sequence Models for Emotion Detection in Suicide Notes

Combining Lexico-semantic Features for Emotion Classification in Suicide Notes

Discovering Fine-grained Sentiment in Suicide Notes

Early fusion of low level features for emotion mining

Emotion Detection in Suicide Notes using Maximum Entropy Classification

Fine-grained emotion detection in suicide notes: A thresholding approach to multi-label classification

Labeling Emotions in Suicide Notes: Cost-Sensitive Learning with Heterogeneous Features

LASSA: Emotion Detection via Information Fusion

Leveraging Psycholinguistic Resources and Emotional Sequence Models for Suicide Note Emotion Annotation

Rule-based and Lightly Supervised Methods to Predict Emotions in Suicide Notes

Statistical and similarity methods for classifying emotion in suicide notes

Suicide Note Sentiment Classification: A Supervised Approach Augmented by Web Data

Three hybrid classifiers for the detection of emotions in suicide notes

Topic Categorisation of Statements in Suicide Notes with Integrated Rules and Machine Learning

Using Ensemble Models to Classify the Sentiment Expressed in Suicide Notes

Breast Cancer: Basic and Clinical Research

Clinico-pathological characterization and basal markers (CK5/6 and EGFR) expression of triple negative and high grade infiltrating duct carcinoma at a rural tertiary hospital in India

Cancer Informatics

Detecting Translocation Gene Fusions by SNP Array Data

Linear Discriminant Functions in Connection with the micro-RNA Diagnosis of Colon Cancer

Mouse 11β-hydroxysteroid Dehydrogenase Type 2 for Human Application: Homology Modeling, Structural Analysis and Ligand-Receptor Interaction

Clinical Medicine Insights: Arthritis and Musculoskeletal Disorders

Risedronate: what role in reducing hip fracture among postmenopausal women with established osteoporosis

Clinical Medicine Insights: Cardiology

Balloon Valvuloplasty of Aortic Valve Stenosis in Childhood: Midterm results in Children Hospital, Mansoura University, Egypt

Immediate results of percutaneous trans-luminal mitral commissurotomy for severe mitral stenosis in pregnant women

Radiofrequency Catheter Ablation in Children with Supraventricular Tachycardias: Intermediate term follow up results

Clinical Medicine Insights: Case Reports

A child presenting with a bullet in middle ear: a case report

Delay in diagnosis of influenza virus infection in a hospitalized elderly patient: a case with fatal outcome

Clinical Medicine Insights: Oncology

Abfilbercept in the treatment of metastatic colorectal cancer

Clinical efficacy of TroVax((R)) in the treatment of progressive castration-resistant prostate cancer

Current aproaches and emerging prospects for the treatment of cutaneous melanoma

Emerging pharmacotherapies for adult patients with acute lymphoblastic leukemia

Emerging pharmacotherapy for relapsed or refractory Hodgkin's lymphoma: focus on brentuximab vedotin

Safety and efficacy of everolimus in adult patients with neuroendocrine tumors

Treatment options in Cushing's disease

Clinical Medicine Insights: Pathology

Kikuchi's disease: A rare cause of fever and lymphadenopathy

Clinical Medicine Insights: Pediatrics

Sleep Deficiency and Sleep Health Problems in Chinese Adolescents

Clinical Medicine Insights: Reproductive Health

Monitoring maternal beta carotene and retinol consumption may decrease the incidence of neurodevelopmental disorders in offspring

Clinical Medicine Insights: Therapeutics

Bevacizumab vs ranibizumab in preserving or improving vision in patients with wet, age-related macular degeneration: a cost-effectiveness review

Maintenance treatment of bipolar disorder with ziprasidone in adjunctive use with lithium or valproate

Clinical Medicine Reviews in Therapeutics

A review of rupatadine in the treatment of seasonal allergic rhinitis

Almotriptan malate: early treatment in acute migraine

Does belimumab reduce disease activity in adults with systemic lupus erythematosus?

Proton pump inhibitors and the prevention of recurrent ulcers in patients treated with clopidogrel

Raltegravir in HIV-1 infection: safety and efficacy in treatment-naive patients

Telavancin: a review of its use in treating gram-positive infections

Clinical Medicine Reviews in Vascular Health

Olmesartan-amlodipine-hydrochlorothiazide in fixed combination for the treatment of hypertension

Evolutionary Bioinformatics

BS-KNN: An Effective Algorithm for Predicting Protein Subchloroplast Localization

EvoluCode: evolutionary barcodes as a unifying framework for multilevel evolutionary data

Evolutionary Genomics of Genes involved on Olfactory Behavior in the Drosophila melanogaster Species Group: Timing of Expression and Position in the Olfactory System

Interkingdom gene transfer may contribute to the evolution of phytopathogenicity in Botrytis cinerea

Healthy Aging & Clinical Care in the Elderly

Assessment and management of the elderly patient with multiple sclerosis

Infectious Diseases: Research and Treatment

Neurobrucellosis: Challenges for Therapy

Microbiology Insights

Positive, neutral and negative interactions in cocultures between Pyrococcus furiosus and different methanogenic Archaea

Substance Abuse: Research and Treatment

Using facebook to maximize follow-up response rates in a longitudinal study of adults who use methamphetamine

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Forthcoming Articles 26 - 30 December 2011

Libertas is pleased to announce that during the week 26 - 30 December 2011 production commenced for the following articles:

Bioinformatics and Biology Insights

Combined Rare and Common Variants Association Analysis

Clinical Medicine Insights: Oncology

Current aproaches and emerging prospects for the treatment of cutaneous melanoma

Clinical Medicine Insights: Pathology

Kikuchi's disease: A rare cause of fever and lymphadenopathy

Clinical Medicine Insights: Therapeutics

Bevacizumab vs ranibizumab in preserving or improving vision in patients with wet, age-related macular degeneration: a cost-effectiveness review

Maintenance treatment of bipolar disorder with ziprasidone in adjunctive use with lithium or valproate

Evolutionary Bioinformatics

BS-KNN: An Effective Algorithm for Predicting Protein Subchloroplast Localization

Evolutionary Genomics of Genes involved on Olfactory Behavior in the Drosophila melanogaster Species Group: Timing of Expression and Position in the Olfactory System

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Clinical Medicine Insights: Trauma and Intensive Medicine Now Added to SafetyLit and 7 Other Directories

Libertas is pleased to announce that Clinical Medicine Insights: Trauma and Intensive Medicine is now listed with SafetyLit and journal content will be available there soon.

SafetyLit is run by the San Diego State University College and the World health Organisation and focuses on injury prevention literature from a wide range of disciplines.

SafetyLit contains over 300,000 records and because of its wide readership will help to increase visibility for articles published in Clinical Medicine Insights: Trauma and Intensive Medicine.

Clinical Medicine Insights: Trauma and Intensive Medicine is now listed with the following directories in addition to an extensive list of indexes:

• EBSCO A-Z

• HINARI

• JournalSeek

• OAJSE

• Pubshub

• SafetyLit

• Scirus

• Ulrich's Periodicals

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What is Tumblr?

Tumblr was founded in 2007 with the aim to be easy to use and allow high quality videos and photographs to be easily uploaded and viewed. Since then it has been highly successful, breaking into the top 10 most popular social media sites.

Tumblr is one of the largest and fastest growing social networking sites in America. It attracts around 13.5 million visitors every month and has received over 5 billion posts to date.

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Clinical Medicine Insights: Pediatrics Now Added to SafetyLit and 7 Other Directories

Libertas is pleased to announce that Clinical Medicine Insights: Pediatrics is now listed with SafetyLit and journal content will be available there soon.

SafetyLit is run by the San Diego State University College and the World health Organisation and focuses on injury prevention literature from a wide range of disciplines.

SafetyLit contains over 300,000 records and because of its wide readership will help to increase visibility for articles published in Clinical Medicine Insights: Pediatrics.

Clinical Medicine Insights: Pediatrics is now listed with the following directories in addition to an extensive list of indexes:

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• OAJSE

• Pubshub

• SafetyLit

• Scirus

• Ulrich's Periodicals

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New Glycobiology Insights call for papers

The Editor in Chief, Dr Hafiz Ahmed, is pleased to announce a new call for papers for Glycobiology Insights. Submissions are being accepted now.

All authors who submit their manuscripts to Libertas will benefit from:

• Convenient 3-step online manuscript submission

• No space restrictions or color figure charges

• Optional immediate publication on acceptance

• Inclusion of your article in: Chemical Abstracts Service, Directory of Open Access Journals, EBSCO Academic Search Complete, GALE Academic OneFile, GALE Health & Wellness Resource Center, GALE Infotrac, GALE Nursing Resource Center, Google Scholar, Index Copernicus, OAlster, Open J-Gate, Socolar, EBSCO A-Z, JournalSeek, OAJSE, Scirus, Ulrich's Periodicals

• High readership and impact

• Fast constructive peer review

• Pofessional author service

All authors receive a comprehensive and fair peer review within just three weeks of submission. We make it as easy as possible for reviewers to do their work and ensure that they provide us with a fair, balanced and constructive assessment. This saves you time and means that their expert comments will help you to improve your work.

Libertas staff will provide you with frequent updates on your submission by email or through your My LA user account. Staff are even available for you to chat live with on our instant chat service.

Glycobiology Insights is designed to provide high visibility for your paper. Since 2007, articles in Glycobiology Insights have been viewed 21,070 times. To maximise your paper’s visibility, your article will be announced on Twitter, Tumblr, RSS, LinkedIn, BlogSpot, Facebook, and by email newsletters.

On acceptance of your manuscript, Libertas’ efficient and user-friendly interface will guide you through the production process. Your paper will be published as soon as it is ready. We also offer copy editing, figure creation and provisional PDF publication services.

The submission process takes under two minutes and processing will commence on the same day.

Click here to commence the submission process now

Clinical Medicine Insights: Geriatrics Now Added to SafetyLit and 7 Other Directories

Libertas is pleased to announce that Clinical Medicine Insights: Geriatrics is now listed with SafetyLit and journal content will be available there soon.

SafetyLit is run by the San Diego State University College and the World health Organisation and focuses on injury prevention literature from a wide range of disciplines.

SafetyLit contains over 300,000 records and because of its wide readership will help to increase visibility for articles published in Clinical Medicine Insights: Geriatrics.

Clinical Medicine Insights: Geriatrics is now listed with the following directories in addition to an extensive list of indexes:

• EBSCO A-Z

• HINARI

• JournalSeek

• OAJSE

• Pubshub

• SafetyLit

• Scirus

• Ulrich's Periodicals

View the Clinical Medicine Insights: Geriatrics homepage and view the Editor in Chief’s call for papers

Clinical Medicine Insights: Reproductive Health Now Added to SafetyLit and 7 Other Directories

Libertas is pleased to announce that Clinical Medicine Insights: Reproductive Health is now listed with SafetyLit and journal content will be available there soon.

SafetyLit is run by the San Diego State University College and the World health Organisation and focuses on injury prevention literature from a wide range of disciplines.

SafetyLit contains over 300,000 records and because of its wide readership will help to increase visibility for articles published in Clinical Medicine Insights: Reproductive Health.

Clinical Medicine Insights: Reproductive Health is now listed with the following directories in addition to an extensive list of indexes:

• EBSCO A-Z

• HINARI

• JournalSeek

• OAJSE

• Pubshub

• SafetyLit

• Scirus

• Ulrich's Periodicals

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Get The Latest Updates By Following Clinical Medicine Insights: Therapeutics on Twitter

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See New Articles Published In Infectious Diseases: Research and Treatment on Tumblr

Libertas Academica has been recently begun using the image-focused social media site Tumblr to publicise new articles and other news.

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Through Tumblr readers are updated when new articles are published in Infectious Diseases: Research and Treatment that contain interesting or unusual images, and are linked directly to the article through the Libertas Tumblr webpage. A once-weekly summary of articles published is also provided.

Authors whose articles include suitable figures or photographs will have an image from their article and the article link displayed on the Libertas Tumblr blog*. This will give the article increased online visibility.

What is Tumblr?

Tumblr was founded in 2007 with the aim to be easy to use and allow high quality videos and photographs to be easily uploaded and viewed. Since then it has been highly successful, breaking into the top 10 most popular social media sites.

Tumblr is one of the largest and fastest growing social networking sites in America. It attracts around 13.5 million visitors every month and has received over 5 billion posts to date.

Why is Tumblr Unique?

Tumblr is unlike other social media because it focuses on vision and sound posts instead of text. Almost all posts on Tumblr include a photograph, drawing, video, or auditory clip. This makes Tumblr an ideal medium for Libertas to promote new articles that feature unusual and appealing images.

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Clinical Medicine Insights: Psychiatry Now Added to SafetyLit and 7 Other Directories

Libertas is pleased to announce that Clinical Medicine Insights: Psychiatry is now listed with SafetyLit and journal content will be available there soon.

SafetyLit is run by the San Diego State University College and the World health Organisation and focuses on injury prevention literature from a wide range of disciplines.

SafetyLit contains over 300,000 records and because of its wide readership will help to increase visibility for articles published in Clinical Medicine Insights: Psychiatry.

Clinical Medicine Insights: Psychiatry is now listed with the following directories in addition to an extensive list of indexes:

• EBSCO A-Z

• HINARI

• JournalSeek

• OAJSE

• Pubshub

• SafetyLit

• Scirus

• Ulrich's Periodicals

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Get The Latest Updates By Following Clinical Medicine Insights: Pediatrics on Twitter

Libertas Academica has been using Twitter since February 2010 to benefit readers and authors.

As a reader, by following Clinical Medicine Insights: Pediatrics on Twitter you will be notified about new articles in your field of expertise, calls for papers, editorial announcements, and any other important updates for the journal.

We post on Twitter within minutes of a paper being published so Twitter followers are the first people to view new articles.

For authors our Twitter services offer your article even greater visibility. Libertas Academica uses Twitter because it’s visibility and popularity gives us the opportunity to inform thousands of people about new articles published.

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What is Twitter?

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By following Clinical Medicine Insights: Pediatrics on Twitter, you can receive e-mail, SMS and website notifications of new articles and other important updates.

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New Clinical Medicine Insights: Case Reports call for papers

The Editor in Chief, Dr Karna Dev Bardhan, is pleased to announce a new call for papers for Clinical Medicine Insights: Case Reports. Submissions are being accepted now.

All authors who submit their manuscripts to Libertas will benefit from:

• Convenient 3-step online manuscript submission

• No space restrictions or color figure charges

• Optional immediate publication on acceptance

• Inclusion of your article in: Pubmed, Directory of Open Access Journals, EBSCO Academic Search Complete, EBSCO CINAHL Complete, EMBase, GALE Academic OneFile, GALE Health & Wellness Resource Center, GALE Infotrac, GALE Nursing Resource Center, Google Scholar, Index Copernicus, Intute, OAlster, Open J-Gate, Pubmed Central, SCOPUS, Socolar, EBSCO A-Z, HINARI, JournalSeek, OAJSE, Pubshub, Scirus, Ulrich's Periodicals

• High readership and impact

• Fast constructive peer review

• Pofessional author service

All authors receive a comprehensive and fair peer review within just three weeks of submission. We make it as easy as possible for reviewers to do their work and ensure that they provide us with a fair, balanced and constructive assessment. This saves you time and means that their expert comments will help you to improve your work.

Libertas staff will provide you with frequent updates on your submission by email or through your My LA user account. Staff are even available for you to chat live with on our instant chat service.

Clinical Medicine Insights: Case Reports is designed to provide high visibility for your paper. Since 2007, articles in Clinical Medicine Insights: Case Reports have been viewed 184,839 times. To maximise your paper’s visibility, your article will be announced on Twitter, Tumblr, RSS, LinkedIn, BlogSpot, Facebook, and by email newsletters.

On acceptance of your manuscript, Libertas’ efficient and user-friendly interface will guide you through the production process. Your paper will be published as soon as it is ready. We also offer copy editing, figure creation and provisional PDF publication services.

The submission process takes under two minutes and processing will commence on the same day.

Click here to commence the submission process now

Substance Abuse: Research and Treatment Now Added to SafetyLit and 6 Other Directories

Libertas is pleased to announce that Substance Abuse: Research and Treatment is now listed with SafetyLit and journal content will be available there soon.

SafetyLit is run by the San Diego State University College and the World health Organisation and focuses on injury prevention literature from a wide range of disciplines.

SafetyLit contains over 300,000 records and because of its wide readership will help to increase visibility for articles published in Substance Abuse: Research and Treatment.

Substance Abuse: Research and Treatment is now listed with the following directories in addition to an extensive list of indexes:

• EBSCO A-Z

• HINARI

• JournalSeek

• OAJSE

• SafetyLit

• Scirus

• Ulrich's Periodicals

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Get The Latest Updates By Following Clinical Medicine Insights: Pathology on Twitter

Libertas Academica has been using Twitter since February 2010 to benefit readers and authors.

As a reader, by following Clinical Medicine Insights: Pathology on Twitter you will be notified about new articles in your field of expertise, calls for papers, editorial announcements, and any other important updates for the journal.

We post on Twitter within minutes of a paper being published so Twitter followers are the first people to view new articles.

For authors our Twitter services offer your article even greater visibility. Libertas Academica uses Twitter because it’s visibility and popularity gives us the opportunity to inform thousands of people about new articles published.

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See New Articles Published In Immunotherapy Insights on Tumblr

Libertas Academica has been recently begun using the image-focused social media site Tumblr to publicise new articles and other news.

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Through Tumblr readers are updated when new articles are published in Immunotherapy Insights that contain interesting or unusual images, and are linked directly to the article through the Libertas Tumblr webpage. A once-weekly summary of articles published is also provided.

Authors whose articles include suitable figures or photographs will have an image from their article and the article link displayed on the Libertas Tumblr blog*. This will give the article increased online visibility.

What is Tumblr?

Tumblr was founded in 2007 with the aim to be easy to use and allow high quality videos and photographs to be easily uploaded and viewed. Since then it has been highly successful, breaking into the top 10 most popular social media sites.

Tumblr is one of the largest and fastest growing social networking sites in America. It attracts around 13.5 million visitors every month and has received over 5 billion posts to date.

Why is Tumblr Unique?

Tumblr is unlike other social media because it focuses on vision and sound posts instead of text. Almost all posts on Tumblr include a photograph, drawing, video, or auditory clip. This makes Tumblr an ideal medium for Libertas to promote new articles that feature unusual and appealing images.

Visit the Libertas Academica Tumblr blog and follow us if you have a Tumblr account

*Images of humans or animals and images that people may be offended by will not be used.

New Cell & Tissue Transplantation & Therapy call for papers

The Editor in Chief, Dr David T Harris, is pleased to announce a new call for papers for Cell & Tissue Transplantation & Therapy. Submissions are being accepted now.

All authors who submit their manuscripts to Libertas will benefit from:

• Convenient 3-step online manuscript submission

• No space restrictions or color figure charges

• Optional immediate publication on acceptance

• Inclusion of your article in: CAB Abstracts, CABI Global Health, Chemical Abstracts Service, EBSCO Academic Search Complete, GALE Academic OneFile, GALE Health & Wellness Resource Center, GALE Infotrac, GALE Nursing Resource Center, Index Copernicus, OAlster, Open J-Gate, Socolar, EBSCO A-Z, HINARI, JournalSeek, OAJSE, Pubshub, Scirus, Ulrich's Periodicals

• High readership and impact

• Fast constructive peer review

• Pofessional author service

All authors receive a comprehensive and fair peer review within just three weeks of submission. We make it as easy as possible for reviewers to do their work and ensure that they provide us with a fair, balanced and constructive assessment. This saves you time and means that their expert comments will help you to improve your work.

Libertas staff will provide you with frequent updates on your submission by email or through your My LA user account. Staff are even available for you to chat live with on our instant chat service.

Cell & Tissue Transplantation & Therapy is designed to provide high visibility for your paper. Since 2007, articles in Cell & Tissue Transplantation & Therapy have been viewed 11,753 times. To maximise your paper’s visibility, your article will be announced on Twitter, Tumblr, RSS, LinkedIn, BlogSpot, Facebook, and by email newsletters.

On acceptance of your manuscript, Libertas’ efficient and user-friendly interface will guide you through the production process. Your paper will be published as soon as it is ready. We also offer copy editing, figure creation and provisional PDF publication services.

The submission process takes under two minutes and processing will commence on the same day.

Click here to commence the submission process now

Environmental Health Insights Now Added to SafetyLit and 8 Other Directories

Libertas is pleased to announce that Environmental Health Insights is now listed with SafetyLit and journal content will be available there soon.

SafetyLit is run by the San Diego State University College and the World health Organisation and focuses on injury prevention literature from a wide range of disciplines.

SafetyLit contains over 300,000 records and because of its wide readership will help to increase visibility for articles published in Environmental Health Insights.

Environmental Health Insights is now listed with the following directories in addition to an extensive list of indexes:

• EBSCO A-Z

• HINARI

• JournalSeek

• OAJSE

• Pubshub

• RefSeek

• SafetyLit

• Scirus

• Ulrich's Periodicals

View the Environmental Health Insights homepage and view the Editor in Chief’s call for papers

Get The Latest Updates By Following Clinical Medicine Insights: Psychiatry on Twitter

Libertas Academica has been using Twitter since February 2010 to benefit readers and authors.

As a reader, by following Clinical Medicine Insights: Psychiatry on Twitter you will be notified about new articles in your field of expertise, calls for papers, editorial announcements, and any other important updates for the journal.

We post on Twitter within minutes of a paper being published so Twitter followers are the first people to view new articles.

For authors our Twitter services offer your article even greater visibility. Libertas Academica uses Twitter because it’s visibility and popularity gives us the opportunity to inform thousands of people about new articles published.

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Articles Published 12 - 16 December 2011

These articles were published in the week of 19 - 23 December 2011:

Cancer Informatics

Evaluating Translocation Gene Fusions by SNP Array Data

Linear Discriminant Functions in Connection with the micro-RNA Diagnosis of Colon Cancer

Clinical Medicine Insights: Gastroenterology

Characteristic Findings of Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis on Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangiography: Which is the Most Common Finding?

Clinical Medicine Insights: Reproductive Health

Monitoring Maternal Beta Carotene and Retinol Consumption May Decrease the Incidence of Neurodevelopmental Disorders in Offspring

Clinical Medicine Reviews in Therapeutics

Raltegravir in HIV-1 Infection: Safety and Efficacy in Treatment-Naïve Patients

Evolutionary Bioinformatics

EvoluCode: Evolutionary Barcodes as a Unifying Framework for Multilevel Evolutionary Data

SAFE Software and FED Database to Uncover Protein-Protein Interactions using Gene Fusion Analysis

Gene Regulation and Systems Biology

Identification of cis-Regulatory Elements in the dmyc Gene of Drosophila Melanogaster

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Forthcoming Articles 19 - 23 December 2011

Libertas is pleased to announce that during the week 19 - 23 December 2011 production commenced for the following articles:

Bioinformatics and Biology Insights

Structural and Functional Insights on the Myosin Superfamily

Breast Cancer: Basic and Clinical Research

Clinico-pathological characterization and basal markers (CK5/6 and EGFR) expression of triple negative and high grade infiltrating duct carcinoma at a rural tertiary hospital in India.

Clinical Medicine Insights: Cardiology

Balloon Valvuloplasty of Aortic Valve Stenosis in Childhood: Midterm results in Children Hospital, Mansoura University, Egypt

Immediate results of percutaneous trans-luminal mitral commissurotomy for severe mitral stenosis in pregnant women

Clinical Medicine Insights: Case Reports

Delay in diagnosis of influenza virus infection in a hospitalized elderly patient: a case with fatal outcome

A child presenting with a bullet in middle ear: a case report

Clinical Medicine Insights: Oncology

Clinical efficacy of TroVax((R)) in the treatment of progressive castration-resistant prostate cancer

Emerging pharmacotherapies for adult patients with acute lymphoblastic leukemia

Safety and efficacy of everolimus in adult patients with neuroendocrine tumors

Clinical Medicine Insights: Therapeutics

Proton pump inhibitors and the prevention of recurrent ulcers in patients treated with clopidogrel

Clinical Medicine Reviews in Therapeutics

Almotriptan malate: early treatment in acute migraine

Telavancin: a review of its use in treating gram-positive infections

Evolutionary Bioinformatics

Interkingdom gene transfer may contribute to the evolution of phytopathogenicity in Botrytis cinerea

Healthy Aging & Clinical Care in the Elderly

Assessment and management of the elderly patient with multiple sclerosis

Infectious Diseases: Research and Treatment

Neurobrucellosis: Challenges for Therapy

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See New Articles Published In Human Parasitic Diseases on Tumblr

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What is Tumblr?

Tumblr was founded in 2007 with the aim to be easy to use and allow high quality videos and photographs to be easily uploaded and viewed. Since then it has been highly successful, breaking into the top 10 most popular social media sites.

Tumblr is one of the largest and fastest growing social networking sites in America. It attracts around 13.5 million visitors every month and has received over 5 billion posts to date.

Why is Tumblr Unique?

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New Clinical Medicine Insights: Women's Health call for papers

The Editor in Chief, Dr Goberdhan P. Dimri, is pleased to announce a new call for papers for Clinical Medicine Insights: Women's Health. Submissions are being accepted now.

All authors who submit their manuscripts to Libertas will benefit from:

• Convenient 3-step online manuscript submission

• No space restrictions or color figure charges

• Optional immediate publication on acceptance

• Inclusion of your article in: Chemical Abstracts Service, EBSCO CINAHL Complete, Google Scholar, Index Copernicus, Open J-Gate, Socolar, EBSCO A-Z, HINARI, JournalSeek, OAJSE, Pubshub, Scirus, Ulrich's Periodicals

• High readership and impact

• Fast constructive peer review

• Pofessional author service

All authors receive a comprehensive and fair peer review within just three weeks of submission. We make it as easy as possible for reviewers to do their work and ensure that they provide us with a fair, balanced and constructive assessment. This saves you time and means that their expert comments will help you to improve your work.

Libertas staff will provide you with frequent updates on your submission by email or through your My LA user account. Staff are even available for you to chat live with on our instant chat service.

Clinical Medicine Insights: Women's Health is designed to provide high visibility for your paper. Since 2007, articles in Clinical Medicine Insights: Women's Health have been viewed 27,064 times. To maximise your paper’s visibility, your article will be announced on Twitter, Tumblr, RSS, LinkedIn, BlogSpot, Facebook, and by email newsletters.

On acceptance of your manuscript, Libertas’ efficient and user-friendly interface will guide you through the production process. Your paper will be published as soon as it is ready. We also offer copy editing, figure creation and provisional PDF publication services.

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Get The Latest Updates By Following Clinical Medicine Insights: Ear, Nose and Throat on Twitter

Libertas Academica has been using Twitter since February 2010 to benefit readers and authors.

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New Clinical Medicine Insights: Cardiology call for papers

The Editor in Chief, Dr Martin M. LeWinter, is pleased to announce a new call for papers for Clinical Medicine Insights: Cardiology. Submissions are being accepted now.

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• Optional immediate publication on acceptance

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• High readership and impact

• Fast constructive peer review

• Pofessional author service

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Clinical Medicine Insights: Cardiology is designed to provide high visibility for your paper. Since 2007, articles in Clinical Medicine Insights: Cardiology have been viewed 198,309 times. To maximise your paper’s visibility, your article will be announced on Twitter, Tumblr, RSS, LinkedIn, BlogSpot, Facebook, and by email newsletters.

On acceptance of your manuscript, Libertas’ efficient and user-friendly interface will guide you through the production process. Your paper will be published as soon as it is ready. We also offer copy editing, figure creation and provisional PDF publication services.

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Tumblr is one of the largest and fastest growing social networking sites in America. It attracts around 13.5 million visitors every month and has received over 5 billion posts to date.

Why is Tumblr Unique?

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International Journal of Insect Science Added To Socolar

We're pleased to announce that International Journal of Insect Science is now indexed by Socolar and journal content will be available there soon.

Indexing with Socolar gives us the opportunity to reach a much wider global audience, as it is one of the most popular databases in the Chinese scientific community. Socolar indexes around 23 million articles in Chinese and English and is free for anybody to use.

Indexing International Journal of Insect Science with Socolar increases the visibility of articles published in International Journal of Insect Science, which is now indexed in:

• CAB Abstracts

• Chemical Abstracts Service

• Directory of Open Access Journals

• EBSCO Academic Search Complete

• GALE Academic OneFile

• GALE Health & Wellness Resource Center

• GALE Infotrac

• GALE Nursing Resource Center

• Index Copernicus

• OAlster

• Socolar

• Zoological Record

Visit the International Journal of Insect Science homepage and view the Editor in Chief's call for papers

Get The Latest Updates By Following Clinical Medicine Insights: Endocrinology and Diabetes on Twitter

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New Clinical Medicine Insights: Urology call for papers

The Editor in Chief, Dr Xiangyi Lu, is pleased to announce a new call for papers for Clinical Medicine Insights: Urology. Submissions are being accepted now.

All authors who submit their manuscripts to Libertas will benefit from:

• Convenient 3-step online manuscript submission

• No space restrictions or color figure charges

• Optional immediate publication on acceptance

• Inclusion of your article in: CAB Abstracts, CABI Global Health, EBSCO CINAHL Complete, GALE Academic OneFile, GALE Health & Wellness Resource Center, GALE Infotrac, GALE Nursing Resource Center, Google Scholar, Index Copernicus, OAlster, Socolar, EBSCO A-Z, HINARI, JournalSeek, OAJSE, Pubshub, Scirus, Ulrich's Periodicals

• High readership and impact

• Fast constructive peer review

• Pofessional author service

All authors receive a comprehensive and fair peer review within just three weeks of submission. We make it as easy as possible for reviewers to do their work and ensure that they provide us with a fair, balanced and constructive assessment. This saves you time and means that their expert comments will help you to improve your work.

Libertas staff will provide you with frequent updates on your submission by email or through your My LA user account. Staff are even available for you to chat live with on our instant chat service.

Clinical Medicine Insights: Urology is designed to provide high visibility for your paper. Since 2007, articles in Clinical Medicine Insights: Urology have been viewed 14,287 times. To maximise your paper’s visibility, your article will be announced on Twitter, Tumblr, RSS, LinkedIn, BlogSpot, Facebook, and by email newsletters.

On acceptance of your manuscript, Libertas’ efficient and user-friendly interface will guide you through the production process. Your paper will be published as soon as it is ready. We also offer copy editing, figure creation and provisional PDF publication services.

The submission process takes under two minutes and processing will commence on the same day.

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New Author Testimonial for Clinical Medicine Insights: Oncology

Libertas recently received a testimonial from Clinical Medicine Insights: Oncology author Dr Tsambika A. Psaras, from Universitätsklinik für Neurochirurgie in Tübingen, Germany

In the testimonial Dr Psaras writes:

“I must really send you all my compliments for your prompt processing and very uncomplicated way of dealing with manuscripts. Thank you very much for keeping up with all these details! I will surely recommend your journal and publishing group to other colleagues.”

We ask for authors to provide testimonials of their experience working with Libertas so that we have feedback on the quality of service we provide and so we can offer new authors an insight as to what it is like to publish in Libertas' journals.

Visit the Clinical Medicine Insights: Oncology homepage and view the Editor in Chief’s call for papers

Get The Latest Updates By Following Clinical Medicine Insights: Blood Disorders on Twitter

Libertas Academica has been using Twitter since February 2010 to benefit readers and authors.

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See New Articles Published In Health Services Insights on Tumblr

Libertas Academica has been recently begun using the image-focused social media site Tumblr to publicise new articles and other news.

Benefits of Tumblr

Through Tumblr readers are updated when new articles are published in Health Services Insights that contain interesting or unusual images, and are linked directly to the article through the Libertas Tumblr webpage. A once-weekly summary of articles published is also provided.

Authors whose articles include suitable figures or photographs will have an image from their article and the article link displayed on the Libertas Tumblr blog*. This will give the article increased online visibility.

What is Tumblr?

Tumblr was founded in 2007 with the aim to be easy to use and allow high quality videos and photographs to be easily uploaded and viewed. Since then it has been highly successful, breaking into the top 10 most popular social media sites.

Tumblr is one of the largest and fastest growing social networking sites in America. It attracts around 13.5 million visitors every month and has received over 5 billion posts to date.

Why is Tumblr Unique?

Tumblr is unlike other social media because it focuses on vision and sound posts instead of text. Almost all posts on Tumblr include a photograph, drawing, video, or auditory clip. This makes Tumblr an ideal medium for Libertas to promote new articles that feature unusual and appealing images.

Visit the Libertas Academica Tumblr blog and follow us if you have a Tumblr account

*Images of humans or animals and images that people may be offended by will not be used.

Infectious Diseases: Research and Treatment Added To Socolar

We're pleased to announce that Infectious Diseases: Research and Treatment is now indexed by Socolar and journal content will be available there soon.

Indexing with Socolar gives us the opportunity to reach a much wider global audience, as it is one of the most popular databases in the Chinese scientific community. Socolar indexes around 23 million articles in Chinese and English and is free for anybody to use.

Indexing Infectious Diseases: Research and Treatment with Socolar increases the visibility of articles published in Infectious Diseases: Research and Treatment, which is now indexed in:

• Chemical Abstracts Service

• Directory of Open Access Journals

• EBSCO CINAHL Complete

• GALE Academic OneFile

• GALE Health & Wellness Resource Center

• GALE Infotrac

• GALE Nursing Resource Center

• Google Scholar

• Index Copernicus

• OAlster

• Open J-Gate

• Socolar

Visit the Infectious Diseases: Research and Treatment homepage and view the Editor in Chief's call for papers

New Clinical Medicine Insights: Trauma and Intensive Medicine call for papers

The Editor in Chief, Dr Philip Stahel, is pleased to announce a new call for papers for Clinical Medicine Insights: Trauma and Intensive Medicine. Submissions are being accepted now.

All authors who submit their manuscripts to Libertas will benefit from:

• Convenient 3-step online manuscript submission

• No space restrictions or color figure charges

• Optional immediate publication on acceptance

• Inclusion of your article in: CAB Abstracts, CABI Global Health, Chemical Abstracts Service, EBSCO CINAHL Complete, GALE Academic OneFile, GALE Health & Wellness Resource Center, GALE Infotrac, GALE Nursing Resource Center, Google Scholar, Index Copernicus, OAlster, Open J-Gate, Socolar, EBSCO A-Z, HINARI, JournalSeek, OAJSE, Pubshub, SafetyLit, Scirus, Ulrich's Periodicals

• High readership and impact

• Fast constructive peer review

• Professional author service

All authors receive a comprehensive and fair peer review within just three weeks of submission. We make it as easy as possible for reviewers to do their work and ensure that they provide us with a fair, balanced and constructive assessment. This saves you time and means that their expert comments will help you to improve your work.

Libertas staff will provide you with frequent updates on your submission by email or through your My LA user account. Staff are even available for you to chat live with on our instant chat service.

Clinical Medicine Insights: Trauma and Intensive Medicine is designed to provide high visibility for your paper. Since 2007, articles in Clinical Medicine Insights: Trauma and Intensive Medicine have been viewed 15,731 times. To maximise your paper’s visibility, your article will be announced on Twitter, Tumblr, RSS, LinkedIn, BlogSpot, Facebook, and by email newsletters.

On acceptance of your manuscript, Libertas’ efficient and user-friendly interface will guide you through the production process. Your paper will be published as soon as it is ready. We also offer copy editing, figure creation and provisional PDF publication services.

The submission process takes under two minutes and processing will commence on the same day.

Click here to commence the submission process now

Get The Latest Updates By Following Clinical Medicine Insights: Dermatology on Twitter

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For authors our Twitter services offer your article even greater visibility. Libertas Academica uses Twitter because it’s visibility and popularity gives us the opportunity to inform thousands of people about new articles published.

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Analytical Chemistry Insights Included in 2012 ERA List

Libertas is proud to announce that Analytical Chemistry Insights has been included in the 2012 Australian Research Council’s Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) List.

The ERA list assesses the quality of research to be used in universities across Australia. This year’s list has over 22,000 recommended journals for use within Australia’s top universities and takes around 2 years to compile.

For researchers around the world this is recognition of the quality of Analytical Chemistry Insights following an in-depth assessment by the Australian Research Council.

For researchers in Australia, publishing in Analytical Chemistry Insights will make papers eligible for assessment under the ERA 2012 Submission Guidelines, subject to the other ARC criteria.

Also included in the ERA 2012 List were:

• Biomarker Insights

• Cancer Informatics

• Drug Target Insights

• Environmental Health Insights

• Evolutionary Bioinformatics

• Gene Regulation and Systems Biology

• Integrative Medicine Insights

• Substance Abuse: Research and Treatment

Visit the Analytical Chemistry Insights homepage and view the Editor in Chief’s call for papers

Get The Latest Updates By Following Cell Communication Insights on Twitter

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New Clinical Medicine Insights: Arthritis and Musculoskeletal Disorders call for papers

The Editor in Chief, Dr Tariq M. Haqqi, is pleased to announce a new call for papers for Clinical Medicine Insights: Arthritis and Musculoskeletal Disorders. Submissions are being accepted now.

All authors who submit their manuscripts to Libertas will benefit from:

• Convenient 3-step online manuscript submission

• No space restrictions or color figure charges

• Optional immediate publication on acceptance

• Inclusion of your article in: Pubmed, Chemical Abstracts Service, Directory of Open Access Journals, EBSCO Academic Search Complete, EBSCO CINAHL Complete, EMBase, GALE Academic OneFile, GALE Health & Wellness Resource Center, GALE Infotrac, GALE Nursing Resource Center, Google Scholar, Index Copernicus, Intute, OAlster, Open J-Gate, Pubmed Central, SCOPUS, Socolar, EBSCO A-Z, HINARI, JournalSeek, OAJSE, Pubshub, RefSeek, Scirus, Ulrich's Periodicals

• High readership and impact

• Fast constructive peer review

• Professional author service

All authors receive a comprehensive and fair peer review within just three weeks of submission. We make it as easy as possible for reviewers to do their work and ensure that they provide us with a fair, balanced and constructive assessment. This saves you time and means that their expert comments will help you to improve your work.

Libertas staff will provide you with frequent updates on your submission by email or through your My LA user account. Staff are even available for you to chat live with on our instant chat service.

Clinical Medicine Insights: Arthritis and Musculoskeletal Disorders is designed to provide high visibility for your paper. Since 2007, articles in Clinical Medicine Insights: Arthritis and Musculoskeletal Disorders have been viewed 68,905 times. To maximise your paper’s visibility, your article will be announced on Twitter, Tumblr, RSS, LinkedIn, BlogSpot, Facebook, and by email newsletters.

On acceptance of your manuscript, Libertas’ efficient and user-friendly interface will guide you through the production process. Your paper will be published as soon as it is ready. We also offer copy editing, figure creation and provisional PDF publication services.

The submission process takes under two minutes and processing will commence on the same day.

Click here to commence the submission process now

See New Articles Published In Genomics Insights on Tumblr

Libertas Academica has been recently begun using the image-focused social media site Tumblr to publicise new articles and other news.

Benefits of Tumblr

Through Tumblr readers are updated when new articles are published in Genomics Insights that contain interesting or unusual images, and are linked directly to the article through the Libertas Tumblr webpage. A once-weekly summary of articles published is also provided.

Authors whose articles include suitable figures or photographs will have an image from their article and the article link displayed on the Libertas Tumblr blog*. This will give the article increased online visibility.

What is Tumblr?

Tumblr was founded in 2007 with the aim to be easy to use and allow high quality videos and photographs to be easily uploaded and viewed. Since then it has been highly successful, breaking into the top 10 most popular social media sites.

Tumblr is one of the largest and fastest growing social networking sites in America. It attracts around 13.5 million visitors every month and has received over 5 billion posts to date.

Why is Tumblr Unique?

Tumblr is unlike other social media because it focuses on vision and sound posts instead of text. Almost all posts on Tumblr include a photograph, drawing, video, or auditory clip. This makes Tumblr an ideal medium for Libertas to promote new articles that feature unusual and appealing images.

Visit the Libertas Academica Tumblr blog and follow us if you have a Tumblr account

*Images of humans or animals and images that people may be offended by will not be used.

Health Services Insights Added To Socolar

We're pleased to announce that Health Services Insights is now indexed by Socolar and journal content will be available there soon.

Indexing with Socolar gives us the opportunity to reach a much wider global audience, as it is one of the most popular databases in the Chinese scientific community. Socolar indexes around 23 million articles in Chinese and English and is free for anybody to use.

Indexing Health Services Insights with Socolar increases the visibility of articles published in Health Services Insights, which is now indexed in:

• Chemical Abstracts Service

• EBSCO Health Policy Reference Center

• GALE Academic OneFile

• GALE Health & Wellness Resource Center

• GALE Infotrac

• GALE Nursing Resource Center

• Google Scholar

• Index Copernicus

• OAlster

• Open J-Gate

• Socolar

Visit the Health Services Insights homepage and view the Editor in Chief's call for papers

Get The Latest Updates By Following Cancer Growth and Metastasis on Twitter

Libertas Academica has been using Twitter since February 2010 to benefit readers and authors.

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Articles Published 12 - 16 December 2011

These articles were published in the week of 12 - 16 December 2011:

Clinical Medicine Insights: Oncology

Survival of Patients with Squamous Cell Malignancies of the Upper Urinary Tract

Clinical Medicine Insights: Pediatrics

Risk Factors for Infection with Coagulase-Negative Staphylococci in Newborns from the Neonatal Unit of a Brazilian University Hospital

Clinical Medicine Reviews in Therapeutics

Emerging Therapeutic Regimens for Glaucoma and Ocular Hypertension

Evolutionary Bioinformatics

LCGbase: A Comprehensive Database for Lineage-Based Co-regulated Genes

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Forthcoming Articles 12 - 16 December 2011

Libertas is pleased to announce that during the week 12 - 16 December 2011 production commenced for the following articles:

Biomarker Insights

Overcoming the effects of matrix interference in the measurement of urine protein analytes

Cancer Informatics

Linear Discriminant Functions in Connection with the micro-RNA Diagnosis of Colon Cancer

Clinical Medicine Insights: Oncology

Emerging pharmacotherapy for relapsed or refractory Hodgkin's lymphoma: focus on brentuximab vedotin

Safety and efficacy of everolimus in adult patients with neuroendocrine tumors

Clinical Medicine Insights: Pediatrics

Sleep Deficiency and Sleep Health Problems in Chinese Adolescents

Clinical Medicine Insights: Reproductive Health

Monitoring maternal beta carotene and retinol consumption may decrease the incidence of neurodevelopmental disorders in offspring

Clinical Medicine Reviews in Therapeutics

A review of rupatadine in the treatment of seasonal allergic rhinitis

Does belimumab reduce disease activity in adults with systemic lupus erythematosus?

Proton pump inhibitors and the prevention of recurrent ulcers in patients treated with clopidogrel

Telavancin: a review of its use in treating gram-positive infections

Clinical Medicine Reviews in Vascular Health

Olmesartan-amlodipine-hydrochlorothiazide in fixed combination for the treatment of hypertension

Evolutionary Bioinformatics

EvoluCode: evolutionary barcodes as a unifying framework for multilevel evolutionary data

Healthy Aging & Clinical Care in the Elderly

Assessment and management of the elderly patient with multiple sclerosis

Substance Abuse: Research and Treatment

Using facebook to maximize follow-up response rates in a longitudinal study of adults who use methamphetamine

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Libertas Academica has been recently begun using the image-focused social media site Tumblr to publicise new articles and other news.

Benefits of Tumblr

Through Tumblr readers are updated when new articles are published in Genetics & Epigenetics that contain interesting or unusual images, and are linked directly to the article through the Libertas Tumblr webpage. A once-weekly summary of articles published is also provided.

Authors whose articles include suitable figures or photographs will have an image from their article and the article link displayed on the Libertas Tumblr blog*. This will give the article increased online visibility.

What is Tumblr?

Tumblr was founded in 2007 with the aim to be easy to use and allow high quality videos and photographs to be easily uploaded and viewed. Since then it has been highly successful, breaking into the top 10 most popular social media sites.

Tumblr is one of the largest and fastest growing social networking sites in America. It attracts around 13.5 million visitors every month and has received over 5 billion posts to date.

Why is Tumblr Unique?

Tumblr is unlike other social media because it focuses on vision and sound posts instead of text. Almost all posts on Tumblr include a photograph, drawing, video, or auditory clip. This makes Tumblr an ideal medium for Libertas to promote new articles that feature unusual and appealing images.

Visit the Libertas Academica Tumblr blog and follow us if you have a Tumblr account

*Images of humans or animals and images that people may be offended by will not be used.

Substance Abuse: Research and Treatment Included in 2012 ERA List

Libertas is proud to announce that Substance Abuse: Research and Treatment has been included in the 2012 Australian Research Council’s Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) List.

The ERA list assesses the quality of research to be used in universities across Australia. This year’s list has over 22,000 recommended journals for use within Australia’s top universities and takes around 2 years to compile.

For researchers around the world this is recognition of the quality of Substance Abuse: Research and Treatment following an in-depth assessment by the Australian Research Council.

For researchers in Australia, publishing in Substance Abuse: Research and Treatment will make papers eligible for assessment under the ERA 2012 Submission Guidelines, subject to the other ARC criteria.

Also included in the ERA 2012 List were:

• Analytical Chemistry Insights

• Biomarker Insights

• Cancer Informatics

• Drug Target Insights

• Environmental Health Insights

• Evolutionary Bioinformatics

• Gene Regulation and Systems Biology

• Integrative Medicine Insights

Visit the Substance Abuse: Research and Treatment homepage and view the Editor in Chief’s call for papers

New Clinical Medicine Insights: Therapeutics call for papers

The Editor in Chief, Dr Garry Walsh, is pleased to announce a new call for papers for Clinical Medicine Insights: Therapeutics. Submissions are being accepted now.

All authors who submit their manuscripts to Libertas will benefit from:

• Convenient 3-step online manuscript submission

• No space restrictions or color figure charges

• Optional immediate publication on acceptance

• Inclusion of your article in: CAB Abstracts, CABI Global Health, Directory of Open Access Journals, EBSCO Academic Search Complete, EMBase, GALE Academic OneFile, GALE Health & Wellness Resource Center, GALE Infotrac, GALE Nursing Resource Center, Google Scholar, Index Copernicus, Intute, OAlster, Open J-Gate, Pubget, Socolar, EBSCO A-Z, HINARI, JournalSeek, OAJSE, Pubshub, Scirus, Ulrich's Periodicals

• High readership and impact

• Fast constructive peer review

• Professional author service

All authors receive a comprehensive and fair peer review within just three weeks of submission. We make it as easy as possible for reviewers to do their work and ensure that they provide us with a fair, balanced and constructive assessment. This saves you time and means that their expert comments will help you to improve your work.

Libertas staff will provide you with frequent updates on your submission by email or through your My LA user account. Staff are even available for you to chat live with on our instant chat service.

Clinical Medicine Insights: Therapeutics is designed to provide high visibility for your paper. Since 2007, articles in Clinical Medicine Insights: Therapeutics have been viewed 500,473 times. To maximise your paper’s visibility, your article will be announced on Twitter, Tumblr, RSS, LinkedIn, BlogSpot, Facebook, and by email newsletters.

On acceptance of your manuscript, Libertas’ efficient and user-friendly interface will guide you through the production process. Your paper will be published as soon as it is ready. We also offer copy editing, figure creation and provisional PDF publication services.

The submission process takes under two minutes and processing will commence on the same day.

Click here to commence the submission process now

Human Parasitic Diseases Added To Socolar

We're pleased to announce that Human Parasitic Diseases is now indexed by Socolar and journal content will be available there soon.

Indexing with Socolar gives us the opportunity to reach a much wider global audience, as it is one of the most popular databases in the Chinese scientific community. Socolar indexes around 23 million articles in Chinese and English and is free for anybody to use.

Indexing Human Parasitic Diseases with Socolar increases the visibility of articles published in Human Parasitic Diseases, which is now indexed in:

• EBSCO CINAHL Complete

• GALE Academic OneFile

• GALE Health & Wellness Resource Center

• GALE Infotrac

• GALE Nursing Resource Center

• Google Scholar

• Index Copernicus

• OAlster

• Open J-Gate

• Socolar

Visit the Human Parasitic Diseases homepage and view the Editor in Chief's call for papers

Get The Latest Updates By Following Cell Biology Insights on Twitter

Libertas Academica has been using Twitter since February 2010 to benefit readers and authors.

As a reader, by following Cell Biology Insights on Twitter you will be notified about new articles in your field of expertise, calls for papers, editorial announcements, and any other important updates for the journal.

We post on Twitter within minutes of a paper being published so Twitter followers are the first people to view new articles.

For authors our Twitter services offer your article even greater visibility. Libertas Academica uses Twitter because it’s visibility and popularity gives us the opportunity to inform thousands of people about new articles published.

Visit the Cell Biology Insights Twitter feed

What is Twitter?

Twitter is one of the most popular and user-friendly social media sites on the internet.

By following Cell Biology Insights on Twitter, you can receive e-mail, SMS and website notifications of new articles and other important updates.

We make sure that readers are kept up to date with the latest news and publications for all of our journals, and can reach over 7,000 Twitter subscribers.

See our full list of Twitter services

New Author Testimonial for Evolutionary Bioinformatics

Libertas recently received a testimonial from Evolutionary Bioinformatics author Dr Laura Boykin, from Lincoln University in New Zealand

In her testimonial Dr Boykin writes:

“The team at Evolutionary Bioinformatics were fantastic in everyway. They were very accesible and helped with all aspects of getting the paper published in a timely fashion. The immediate online help option avaliable through the website is a great option.”

We ask for authors to provide testimonials of their experience working with Libertas so that we have feedback on the quality of service we provide and so we can offer new authors an insight as to what it is like to publish in Libertas' journals.

Visit the Evolutionary Bioinformatics homepage and view the Editor in Chief’s call for papers