Social media impact factor: the top ten dermatology journals on facebook and twitter

Chanté Karimkhani · Ryan G. Gamble · Robert Paul Dellavalle

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Academic journals are mainly rated according to their impact factors. However, considering the enormous worldwide impact of social media, journals and potential authors may want to take social media impact into account.

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