Pediatric research remains critically underrepresented despite children comprising our future. This journal's commitment to disseminating high-quality pediatric evidence fills a vital gap, advancing evidence-based care for our youngest patients. Your dedication to rigorous scientific standards and clinical relevance ensures continued success ahead.

Congratulations to Pediatric Medicine on its first impact factor—a meaningful milestone! As a new member of the editorial board and a researcher focused on autism and developmental disabilities, I’m honored to support the journal’s mission to elevate inclusive, impactful pediatric research with relevance both locally and around the globe.

I am proud to serve on the Editorial Board of this wonderful journal. My hope is that it continues to combine scientific rigor with attention to studies that highlight the importance of humanizing care. Because the world needs not only new technology, but also new and good humanity.

My congratulations to the editorial staff of Pediatric Medicine for their first impact factor of 0,9 which is certainly an excellent result fort his “young” scientific international journal! The tremendous efforts of the enthousiastic editorial staff and the well recognized international editirial board to bring Pediatric Medicine to a higher levell is an important factor fort his succes!

This is a major milestone for PM that will promote the filed in China and the region, through promoting regional and local research.

I congratulate Pediatric Medicine on achieving IF. It is important that an open-access journal from Asia maintains high-quality peer review standards while reducing financial barriers and expanding global access to critical pediatric information. It has been a privilege for me to participate in and continue to foster collaboration and communication. 

Congratulations to Pediatric Medicine (PM) receiving its first impact factor rating of 0.9 for the citation year 2004!  As an international, open access, peer-reviewed journal PM is helping to disseminate important research and critical reviews assisting the world’s health care providers in expanding their knowledge of pediatric and adolescent disease and management.  A big thank you to the editors, editorial board, reviewers authors for their great work, and to the readership for recognizing the usefulness of cutting edge clinical and translational research and creating a resource to be used around the world.

PMs first Impact Factor of 0.9, from 2024, demonstrates that the journal is expanding and reaching out. Its articles are now highly viewed and the next goal is to be listed in Pubmed. Thus the journal will play an increasingly important role in international pediatrics, and especially, it will be important in reflecting the rapidly development in Chinese pediatric medicine reaching the international forefront. The PM editorial office is extremely helpful, friendly, and qualified. It is a pleasure to serve as an Associate Editor of PM.

It is a pleasure to witness Pediatric Medicine reach this important milestone. The journal’s commitment to high-quality research in pediatric care is evident, and I am confident this is just the beginning of a promising journey. Congratulations to the entire editorial team for their dedication and scientific rigor.

To Pediatric Medicine: Congratulations to Pediatric Medicine and all of your editors and reviewers!  You are filling a great need for pediatric clinicians everywhere for high-quality, open access publications. Keep up the good work! 

I am honored to be a part of your relatively new journal which is having a strong upward trajectory. You have a wonderfully diverse Editorial Board and a strong international focus. That is so important at this time! Do keep up the good work, and make your readership really appreciate your efforts to promote pediatric and neonatal care.

Pediatric Medicine (PM) has demonstrated steady growth since 2018 as a peer-reviewed forum for translational and clinical research in pediatrics. As a member of PM’s editorial board in basic research, I am pleased that PM has attracted innovative studies from investigators worldwide exploring the dynamics oral feeding and neurodevelopmental sequelae of sensory-based interventions to modulate feeding success in fragile preterm infants.

I have had the honor of witnessing Pediatric Medicine grow from its infancy into the thriving, healthy journal it is today. Conceived through the vision of Prof Huang Guoying, and brought to fruition by the dedication of its editorial team and contributing authors, this journal has steadfastly gained traction. Today, we celebrate a significant milestone — the achievement of an impact factor of 0.9. This accomplishment is not only a testament to the collective effort behind the journal but also a promising sign of even greater strides ahead, as it continues to advance our understanding of pediatric science and clinical practice.

Congratulations to Pediatric Medicine on achieving a remarkable milestone with a respectable impact factor! This accomplishment is a testament to the dedication, expertise, and hard work of the editorial team, contributors, and reviewers. I wish the journal every success in advancing knowledge in paediatric medicine under the abled leadership of Prof Guoying Huang.

Warmest congratulations to Pediatric Medicine on achieving its first impact factor and notable CiteScore! This important milestone highlights the journal's dedication to pediatric science, and I'm confident Pediatric Medicine will continue fostering valuable scientific exchanges, promoting global networking, and enriching our collective efforts to advance child health research worldwide.

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The contributing authors to this journal are leaders in their respective field and the issues provide not only contemporary evidence based data and thoughtful commentary. I have personally used the TAU Urethral Stricture issue as a teaching tool for my residents.

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The journal focuses on thorough and high impact original research and coordinated, comprehensive review issues. These articles are supported by a highly qualified editorial board who maintain a high degree of scientific rigor in the article selection process.

Thank you for all your hard works during these few years. Now, we can make a first step; small but significant. Let's move on together.