Hemoglobin's 2026 Journal Metrics Score is 0.8, ranking Q4 in Genetics and 2 other subfields. Two-year citation average from OpenAlex data, updated August 2026.
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Journal Metrics Score 2026 · 2021–2024 window citedness 1.38.
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9 of 256 works · same type, year & subfield
0 works · same type, year & subfield
Below field-year expectation
of 1,370 topic-associated OpenAlex sources by lifetime output
FWCI compares papers with the same publication year, type, and field. 1.0 is the world average; above 1.0 is above expectation. This journal's median is 0.24, so its typical recent paper runs about 76% below its field benchmark.
3.5% of recent papers rank in the global top 10% after field normalization. This is easier to compare across specialties than raw citation totals.
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OpenAlex source records · 2016–2025
256 OpenAlex works · 2021–2024
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| Category | Quartile |
|---|---|
| Genetics | Q4 |
| Hematology | Q4 |
| Cell Biology | Q4 |
A lower-cited Q4 journal by citation data
By citation data, Hemoglobin is in the lowest quartile in Genetics and 2 other subfields and ranks #4,815 of 6,272 Medicine journals by Journal Metrics Score (top 77%). A Q4 placement means its papers are cited less than most in the subfield; on its own it does not mean the journal is predatory or that its peer review is weak. Hemoglobin's 2026 Journal Metrics Score is 0.8. OpenAlex classifies its papers in subfields including Genetics, Hematology, and Cell Biology, so check that your topic fits its scope.
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OpenAlex classifies Hemoglobin's papers in subfields including Genetics, Hematology, and Cell Biology. Read the aims and scope page and a few recent papers close to your topic before you prepare the manuscript.
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Hemoglobin does not publish an acceptance rate.
By citation data, Hemoglobin is in the lowest quartile in Genetics and 2 other subfields and ranks #4,815 of 6,272 Medicine journals by Journal Metrics Score (top 77%). A Q4 placement means its papers are cited less than most in the subfield; on its own it does not mean the journal is predatory or that its peer review is weak. Hemoglobin's 2026 Journal Metrics Score is 0.8. OpenAlex classifies its papers in subfields including Genetics, Hematology, and Cell Biology, so check that your topic fits its scope.
Hemoglobin's 2026 Journal Metrics Score is 0.8, from the August 2026 data release. The score is a two-year citation average computed from OpenAlex (CC0) data: citations received in the most recent complete year to works published in the two prior years, divided by the number of those works.
We have not found an official acceptance rate published by Hemoglobin or its publisher, and Journal Metrics does not estimate one because submission counts are not public. To judge selectivity, compare Hemoglobin's quartile and score with similar journals, or ask the editorial office.
Hemoglobin's best quartile is Q4. By OpenAlex subfield: Q4 in Genetics; Q4 in Hematology; Q4 in Cell Biology. Quartiles rank journals by Journal Metrics Score within each subfield.
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Comparable journals include Thalassemia Reports, Blood Cells Molecules and Diseases, American Journal of Hematology, and Frontiers in Hematology. Compare their scores, acceptance times, and costs in the recommended alternatives on this page before choosing where to submit.
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