CANNABINOIDS is the online journal of IACM
CANNABINOIDSis the online journal of the International Association for Cannabis as Medicine. It is published on the website of the IACM in several languages. All articles and letters to the editor have to be written in English.
CANNABINOIDS intends to become an important source of information on medical and scientific aspects of cannabis and the cannabinoids in the web and to inform the readers up to date on issues under discussion.
- www.cannabis-med.org
Content
CANNABINOIDS consists of the following categories. Mini-reviews: they give a short and up-to-date overview of important recent medical or scientific findings, ideas or issues.
Comments: they refer to an article recently published in another journal. They summarize the main findings and conclusions, give background information and highlight strengths and/or weaknesses of the text.
Letters: they are chosen from the letters sent to the editor in response to journal articles. Readers are encouraged to write letters, but publication is not guaranteed.
Papers that do not fall into one of these categories (such as book reviews and original articles) are not excluded a priori, but are not the major focus.
Advantages for authors
CANNABINOIDS offers the following advantages to authors.
Publication of articles are announced in six languages in the IACM-Bulletin (about 5,000 subscribers).
Translation of an article into several languages, so that readers who do not read English well will also be reached.
The articles are citeable.
Easy access to the journal for readers, which means many potential readers.
Format of the journal
CANNABINOIDS has no regular rhythm of publication. This allows the publication of comments very timely, since there is no necessity to wait until the publication of the next issue. To allow citation of the articles, articles that have been published within three months will be combined to one issue. One issue has continued page numbers. Articles are written in a way that is understandable by practitioners without a specific scientific background.
Citation
If possible the English version should be used to cite the journal, because this is the original version that has been submitted and where necessary revised by the authors, and reviewers of the article have made their comments and suggestions on this version.
Editor
CANNABINOIDS is edited by Franjo Grotenhermen.
Dr. Franjo Grotenhermen
International Association for Cannabis as Medicine
Rueckertstrasse 4
D-53819 Neunkirchen
Germany
Phone: +49-2247-968083
Fax: +49-2247-9159223
E-mail: journal at cannabis-med.org
