APMIS is a monthly journal that encompasses a diverse range of topics in microbiology, immunology, and pathology. It explores a spectrum of medical research, infection, inflammation, immunity, and related subjects in both humans and animals The journal provides valuable insights into global health issues and advancements in diagnostics and treatment. With its multidisciplinary approach, APMIS aims to promote collaboration and knowledge exchange among researchers and practitioners in the field.

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  • 4.7CiteScore
  • 2.6Journal Impact Factor
  • 21%Acceptance rate
  • 18 days Submission to first decision
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Focus Issues

2023 Focus Issue: Fungal infections: diagnostics and therapeutics

We are proud to present a new focus issue to illustrate the importance of Fungal Infections in Human and Animal Disease. This issue is edited by guest editors Gordon Ramage and Aase Bengaard Andersen and includes articles and reviews that focus on contemporary issues related to diagnostics and therapeutics associated with pathogenic fungi.

2022 Focus Issue: Status on human microbiome in disease and pathology

We are pleased to present a focus issue on Status on human microbiome in disease and pathology. In this focus issue we collected reviews and manuscripts describing direct evidence for the current status of what is known about how the human microbiome, including bacteria, vira and fungi, is involved in disease and pathology. 

2021 Focus Issue on Pandemics: Past, now, and in the future

We are delighted to present a focus issue on Pandemics: Past, now, and in the future. The focus issue features essential reading from invited researchers from various disciplines to give a state‐of‐the‐art review of their research field within different infectious organisms and the association to cancer. Thank you to the Guest Editors Thomas Bjarnsholt and Henrik Calum, and the authors who contributed to the special issue.


Two new features for APMIS submissions

We now have two new functions available which help both authors and our editors; a new AI-engine which automatically checks your manuscript on 50 parameters re technical aspects and potential omissions in a manuscript (structure, word count, author affiliation, references, ethical forms, and many more).

For our editors a new built-in search engine provides suggestions for potential reviewers by ranking them based on their experience, publications, activity, etc. This will enable us to get the most relevant reviewers for your manuscript and hopefully speed up the review process as well.

We look forward to receiving your submissions and that you find the new features useful!.


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