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26.7 / 100
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Poor
Ranked #27,059 of 29,341 scored journals (33,995 indexed)
46 Articles
Scores higher than 7.7% of scored journals
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ชื่อย่อ eating and weight disorders
ชื่อตัวย่อ eating and weight disorders
URL https://www.springer.com/journal/40519

Quality Profile

7 of 12 dimensions measured
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Dimension This journal Corpus average
Engagement 30.3 30.1
Accessibility 20.0 17.9
Timeliness 0.0 19.2
Diversity 11.1 28.8
Innovation 42.0 31.2
Community Impact 2.1 13.4
Content Distribution 73.3 88.4
Content Quality — 55.5
Ethics & Transparency — 40.2
Editorial Standards — 33.4
Publication Regularity — 53.2
Geographic Reach — 30.8

Publications Per Year

Articles (46)

2016
Reply to: Fatih Canan "The relationship between internet addiction and eating disorders"
Alpaslan, A.
Vol. 21 , pp. 139
337 views DOI
2013
prevalence of peste des petits ruminants in the arid zone in the republic of niger
;Souaibou Farougou;Mariama Gagara;Guy A. Mensah
Vol. 80 , No. 1 , pp. e1-e6
303 views DOI Abstract
2007
a check list of the helminths of guineafowls (numididae) and a host list of these parasites
;K. Junker;J. Boomker
Vol. 74 , No. 4 , pp. 315-337
297 views DOI Abstract
2019
Psychometric properties of the Weight Self-Stigma Questionnaire (WSSQ) among a sample of overweight/obese French-speaking adolescents
Maïano, C.
Vol. 24 , pp. 575-583
292 views DOI
2009
prospects for controlling trypanosomosis : vector-borne diseases : trypanosomosis
;G.A. Vale
Vol. 76 , No. 1 , pp. 41-45
290 views DOI Abstract
2014
mobile technologies for disease surveillance in humans and animals
;Mpoki Mwabukusi;Esron D. Karimuribo;Mark M. Rweyemamu;Eric Beda
Vol. 81 , No. 2 , pp. e1-e5
288 views DOI Abstract
2008
value of tests for evaluating udder health in dairy goats: somatic cell counts, california milk cell test and electrical conductivity
;I.M. Petzer;E.F. Donkin;E. Du Preez;J. Karzis;T.J. Van der schans;J.C. Watermeyer;R. Van Reenen
Vol. 75 , No. 4 , pp. 279-287
278 views DOI Abstract
2008
evaluation of different adjuvants for foot-and-mouth disease vaccine containing all the sat serotypes
;M. Cloete;B. Dungu;L.I. Van Staden;N. Ismail-Cassim;W. Vosloo
Vol. 75 , No. 1 , pp. 17-31
277 views DOI Abstract
2016
effect of the infection with the nematode <i>haemonchus contortus</i> (strongylida: trichostrongylidae) on the haematological, biochemical, clinical and reproductive traits in rams
;Mariem Rouatbi;Mohamed Gharbi;Mohamed R. Rjeibi;Imen Ben Salem;Hafidh Akkari;Narjess Lassoued;Mourad Rekik
Vol. 83 , No. 1 , pp. e1-e8
276 views DOI Abstract
2011
the diagnosis and prevalence of persistent infection with bovine viral diarrhoea virus in south african feedlot cattle
;Thelma Meiring;Leon Prozesky;Eben R. du Preez;Dirk J. Verwoerd
Vol. 78 , No. 1 , pp. e1-e8
263 views DOI Abstract
2019
Food addiction and its relationship with disordered eating behaviours and obesity
Şengör, G.
Vol. 24 , pp. 1031-1039
205 views DOI
2019
Disordered eating behaviours and correlates in yoga practitioners: a systematic review
Domingues, R.
Vol. 24 , pp. 1015-1024
197 views DOI
2019
Psychometric properties of the Weight Self-Stigma Questionnaire (WSSQ) among a sample of overweight/obese French-speaking adolescents
Maïano, C.
Vol. 24 , pp. 575-583
292 views DOI
2017
differential virulence and tsetse fly transmissibility of <i>trypanosoma congolense</i> and <i>trypanosoma brucei</i> strains
;Purity K. Gitonga;Kariuki Ndung’u;Grace A. Murilla;Paul C. Thande;Florence N. Wamwiri;Joanna E. Auma;Geoffrey N. Ngae;James K. Kibugu;Richard Kurgat;John K. Thuita
Vol. 84 , No. 1 , pp. e1-e10
254 views DOI Abstract
2017
wildlife-livestock interactions and risk areas for cross-species spread of bovine tuberculosis
;Natascha V. Meunier;Peregrine Sebulime;Richard G. White;Richard Kock
Vol. 84 , No. 1 , pp. e1-e10
218 views DOI Abstract
2017
geigerin-induced cytotoxicity in a murine myoblast cell line (c2c12)
;Christo J. Botha;Sarah J. Clift;Gezina C.H. Ferreira;Mxolisi G. Masango
Vol. 84 , No. 1 , pp. e1-e7
223 views DOI Abstract
2016
effect of the infection with the nematode <i>haemonchus contortus</i> (strongylida: trichostrongylidae) on the haematological, biochemical, clinical and reproductive traits in rams
;Mariem Rouatbi;Mohamed Gharbi;Mohamed R. Rjeibi;Imen Ben Salem;Hafidh Akkari;Narjess Lassoued;Mourad Rekik
Vol. 83 , No. 1 , pp. e1-e8
276 views DOI Abstract
2016
Reply to: Fatih Canan "The relationship between internet addiction and eating disorders"
Alpaslan, A.
Vol. 21 , pp. 139
337 views DOI
2015
prevalence of salivary gland hypertrophy syndrome in laboratory colonies and wild flies of <i>glossina pallidipes</i> in ethiopia
;Mahder M. Yimer;Dereje G. Bula;Tsegabirhan K. Tesama;Kassaw A. Tadesse;Birhanu H. Abera
Vol. 82 , No. 1 , pp. e1-e6
218 views DOI Abstract
2015
the occurrence of <i>culicoides</i> species, the vectors of arboviruses, at selected trap sites in zimbabwe
;Stuart J.G. Gordon;Charlotte Bolwell;Chris Rogers;Godfrey Musuka;Patrick Kelly;Karien Labuschagne;Alan J. Guthrie;Eric Denison;Philip S. Mellor;Chris Hamblin
Vol. 82 , No. 1 , pp. e1-e8
187 views DOI Abstract
Journament Score
26.7/100 · Poor
Ranked #27,059 of 29,341 scored
(33,995 journals indexed)
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Overall Quality Score

26.7/100

Tier: Poor

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Engagement Score

30.3/100

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Accessibility Score

20.0/100

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Diversity Score

11.1/100

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Innovation Score

42.0/100

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Community Impact Score

2.1/100

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Timeliness Score

0.0/100

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Content Distribution

73.3/100

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Ethics & Transparency Score

Not yet measured

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