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Karger publishing is a family-owned Swiss company founded in 1890. Karger, whose publications are primarily medical, is one of the few publishing houses in the world that focuses entirely on biomedicine and is one of the world's most prestigious medical publishers. Karger publishes about 100 journals (including 22 online Open Access journals, Extra journals and Case Reports, most of which are included in SCI), more than 40 series of books and a number of monographs annually, mainly in English, covering the latest developments in traditional and modern medicine.

The Karger database covers all fields of biomedicine, from oncology, endocrinology, nephrology, cell biology, neuroscience, hematology to genetics, starting from emerging disciplines and hot fields. In order to maintain quality publications, Karger publishes only peer-reviewed works. Bruce a. Beutler and Jules a. Hoffmann, 2011 Nobel Prize winners in medicine, are members of the editorial board of the Karger Journal of Innate Immunity.

In recent years, Karger has been actively cooperating with Chinese partners in publishing plans and establishing a publishing platform for scientific and technological cooperation with China.　　

Karger resource features are as follows:

1. All contents are reviewed by Peer Review.

2.80% journals have Impact Factor

3. Provide free information of international seminars in subject areas

4.With no issues of delayed publication, and electronic publishing earlier than paper, all journals have priority online. They have the most important "immediacy" advantage of medical ejournals, allowing users to receive the latest medical information in the first place

5. There is no restriction on the number of concurrent users

6. All periodicals enjoy the right of use in the year of subscription, and there is no need to pay for the use of the system platform after suspension

7. Provide ways of reading :online periodical browsing and retrieval

8. The system will automatically list the Top ten articles that are most popular to read in each journal, not allowing readers to miss the most popular issues

9. Link to Pubmed for extended reading of Relate Article

10. The abstracts and bibliographic data of references in the literature can be directly linked to PubMed

11. Data can be exported to the bibliographic management system, such as EndNote, Reference Manager, etc

12. Notifications of new information via Alert and RSS