The New England Journal of Medicine is inviting doctors and clinicians to submit clinical photographs for its second annual Climate Change and Health theme issue.
The New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) — one of the world’s most widely read medical journals — has put out a call for submissions to its Images in Clinical Medicine section. The journal is specifically looking for clinical images that show the direct impact of climate change on human health.
This is the second year running that NEJM has dedicated a themed collection to the climate-health connection. Clinicians with a compelling case to document are encouraged to submit.
Images in Clinical Medicine is an established section of the journal that pairs a striking clinical photograph with a concise case description. The climate-focused theme asks contributors to go a step further — linking what they see at the bedside to broader environmental shifts.
The submission window is now open, according to the post shared on NEJM’s official account.
Key information
- The *New England Journal of Medicine* is accepting submissions for its Images in Clinical Medicine section on the theme of climate change and human health
- This is the second annual edition of the climate-focused theme
- Submissions should feature a clinical image that illustrates the health impact of climate change
- Full submission details and deadlines are available through NEJM’s official channels
Source: @NEJM