The Editorial Board of Journal of Medical Toxicology (JMT) would like to recognize and thank all those who served as peer reviewers for this journal in 2023. Thorough, constructive, and honest peer review by experts who volunteer their time was indispensable to the editors of JMT. Last year JMT received over 300 new manuscripts for consideration. Less than 24% of all submitted manuscripts were eventually published in the journal after careful peer review and editorial board deliberation. Our peer reviewers play a vital role in making sure the studies we publish meet the highest ethical standards, are scientifically credible, and add meaningfully to the evolving body of medical knowledge. We fully recognize peer review is not perfect, and we continuously evaluate our procedures and strive to do better.
This year we are delighted to recognize our inaugural group of “Distinguished Reviewers.” We are particularly grateful to this dedicated cadre of reviewers. They comprise an elite class determined by our editorial board based on the number, quality, and timeliness of peer reviews in 2023. Fewer than 20% of our peer reviewers are included in this eminent group.
Finally, the editors of JMT would like to express our gratitude to the American College of Medical Toxicology (ACMT) for their unconditional support for JMT. Even though JMT maintains complete editorial independence from ACMT, the support from ACMT’s board of directors and all their staff members has been essential to the journal’s continued success.
We are now in our 20th year of uninterrupted publishing. On behalf of the entire editorial board, thank you to all our peer reviewers for elevating the science and practice of medical toxicology.
Howard A. Greller, MD, FACMT
Deputy Editor, Journal of Medical Toxicology (JMT)
Mark B. Mycyk, MD, FACMT
Editor in Chief, Journal of Medical Toxicology (JMT)
JMT Distinguished Reviewers 2023
D. Adam Algren, Thomas Arnold, William Banner, Kevin Baumgartner, Keith Burkhart, Joseph Carpenter, Andrew Chambers, Navneet Cheema, James Chenoweth, Neeraj Chhabra, Emily Cohen, Jon Cole, Andrew Farkas, Spencer Greene, James Hillman, A. Kang, Joseph Kennedy, William Kerns, II, Jessica Krueger, Jenny Lu, Gerald Maloney, Steven Marcus, Charles McKay, Frank Paloucek, Christine Ramdin, Shahnaz Rashid, Curtis Snook, Michael Wagner
JMT Peer Reviewers 2023
Cynthia Aaron, Michael Mullins, Brian Bush, Kim Aldy, Carl Baum, Sarah Berg, Jeffrey Bernstein, Adam Blumenberg, Jeffrey Brent, Michele Burns, Diane Calello, Dazhe Cao, Jennifer Carey, Edward Cetaruk, Michael Chary, Angela Chiew, Jason Chu, Rachel Culbreth, Paul Dargan, Jason Devgun, William Eggleston, Jennifer Englund, Ian Ferguson, Blake Froberg, Henrik Galust, Robert Geller, Ronald Gots, Powell Graham, Michael Greenberg, Matthew Griswold, Naren Gunja, Fred Harchelroad, Rachel Haroz, Benjamin Hatten, Robert Hendrickson, Michael Holland, Zane Horowitz, Oliver Hung, Hartmut Jaeschke, Arthur Jurao, Eric Kaczor, Kenneth Katz, Ziad Kazzi, Andrew King, Joshua King, Ron Kirschner, Kathryn Kopec, Robert Kosko, JoAn Laes, Patrick Lank, Jeff Lapoint, Jaiva Larsen, Erica Liebelt, David Liss, Heather Long, Morri Markowitz, Sean McCann, Christopher Meaden, Michael Miller, Andrew Monte, Elizabeth Moore, Babak Mostafazadeh, Christine Murphy, Antonia Nemanich, Sean Nordt, Travis Olives, Gerald O'Malley, Robert Palmer, Scott Phillips, Sarah Piel, Steven Pike, Adam Pomerleau, Alessandro Protti, Petrie Rainey, Rama Rao, Marc Rigatti, Jennifer Ross, Brett Roth, Anne-Michelle Ruha, Steven Salhanick, William Sharp, Michael Simpson, Jamie Staudt, Andrew Stolbach, Daniel Sudakin, Christopher Sweat, Jasmine Thompson, Michael Toce, Laura Tormoehlen, Marit Tweet, Ashley Webb, Courtney Wechsler, Brandon Wills, Matthew Zuckerman
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