American Federation for Medical Research

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AFMR Insights
AFMR Insights provides bimonthly news about AFMR activities & the latest in medical research.
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Journal of Investigative Medicine
Official publication of the AFMR, published by BMJ.
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JIM's High Impact Case Reports
Open Access journal of the AFMR, published by SAGE
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Podcasts
Podcasts are provided by the Publications Committee and the Journal of Investigative Medicine (JIM) Editor-in-Chief.
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Virtual Education Portal
Visit the Virtual Education Portal to find a combination of presentations and awards that weren't made in person in Spring 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The portal currently also has podcasts and will host future virtual symposia/workshops. AFMR will continue to use the portal as a site for presentation and discussion of research and other relevant topics. Visit Now.

Become a Regional Councilor
Participate in your region's section by becoming an AFMR Regional Councilor. This is an excellent way to begin a pathway to leadership in the organization. Regional councilors often go on to regional and national leadership positions.

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Departmental/Group Memberships
Go to the AFMR listing of Departmental Members to find out whether your institution currently has a departmental membership and the benefits.

AFMR Insights
AFMR Insights provides bimonthly news about AFMR activities & the latest in medical research.
View Current Issue

Journal of Investigative
Medicine
Official publication of the AFMR, published by BMJ.
Current Issue
Submit a Manuscript
Subscribe to e-TOC
Recommend to Institution!

JIM's High Impact
Case Reports
The HICR is a new Open Access journal from the AFMR published by SAGE.
Latest Articles
Submit Case Report
Subscribe to e-TOC

Read about AFMR's Nobel Laureates
The American Federation for Clinical Research (AFCR) was founded in 1940 by Dr. Henry Christian, then dean of Harvard Medical School. The AFCR offered young researchers the opportunity to present their findings to their peers and to receive the guidance of senior scientists.