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The 2025 JAMA Cardiology year in review highlights the journal's 10th anniversary and the transition from the inaugural editors to a new editorial team.
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“It is a very rare, once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to be recruited to serve as inaugural Editor-in-Chief... It is a bittersweet moment to see my tenure as Editor-in-Chief come to an end, but it is gratifying to have created the team that has established JAMA Cardiology among the premier cardiovascular journals in the world.”
“I am grateful to the JAMA Network for appointing me as the next Editor in Chief of JAMA Cardiology. This is an exciting yet daunting opportunity to renew and build on the extraordinary work of Robert O. Bonow, MD, MS, and his team in founding a journal that is now positioned among the most respected cardiology journals in the world.”
“We are now ready for the new editorial team to take it to even greater heights in the transition to JAMA Cardiology 2.0. In the journal's next phase, the editorial team will aim to further expand the journal's international reach and attract submissions on the broad range of innovations (ranging from discovery to implementation science) that will define how we prevent and manage the ever-changing spectrum of cardiovascular diseases in the years to come.”
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This editorial reviews the metrics and highlights of JAMA Cardiology in 2025, marking its 10th anniversary and a transition in the editorial team.
Key Points
- The review aims to summarize the key metrics and highlights in cardiology for the year 2025, while marking a decade of publication.
- Compilation of annual metrics and highlights from 2025
- Overview of changes in editorial leadership
- Reflection on the first ten years of publishing
- Detailed metrics showcasing the growth and impact of JAMA Cardiology over the past decade
- Significant achievements highlighted by the outgoing editors
- Transition to a new editorial team for future publications
Cite This Study
Bonow et al. (2026) studied this question. The 2025 JAMA Cardiology year in review highlights the journal's 10th anniversary and the transition from the inaugural editors to a new editorial team.