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Nouvelle Alexandrie Medical Journal

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Nouvelle Alexandrie Medical Journal
Type Weekly peer-reviewed medical journal
Format Print and digital
Owners National Health Institute of Nouvelle Alexandrie
Editor Dr. Hélène Rochefort-Vidal
Founder Dr. Émile Thibault-Garnier
Founded 1692 AN
Political alignment Non-partisan
Language Alexandrian, Martino, Istvanistani
Headquarters Nouvelle Alexandrie Cárdenas, Nouvelle Alexandrie
Circulation 84,500 (print, 1749 AN)
312,000 (digital, 1749 AN)
Website [ ]

Nouvelle Alexandrie Medical Journal (Alexandrian: Journal Médical de Nouvelle Alexandrie, abbreviated JMNA) is a peer-reviewed medical journal published by the National Health Institute of Nouvelle Alexandrie in Cárdenas. Established in 1692 AN, the journal is the oldest and most widely circulated medical publication in Nouvelle Alexandrie, covering clinical research, public health policy, medical ethics, and case studies of scientific interest. The journal publishes weekly issues in Alexandrian, Martino, and Istvanistani, with select articles translated into Wechua.

The journal operates under the editorial oversight of a board drawn from the faculties of the Federation's major medical schools, including the University of Punta Santiago, the University of Chambéry, and the Royal University of Parap. Notable publications have included foundational research on Alexandrium exposure protocols, epidemiological studies following the East Keltian Collapse, and editorials on emerging medical ethics questions. The journal gained broader public attention in 1746 AN when it published both a case study and cautionary editorial regarding the unexplained cancer remission of religious figure Le Témoin Perpétuel.

Readership

As of 1749 AN, the Nouvelle Alexandrie Medical Journal reported the following circulation and readership figures:

Metric Figure
Print circulation 84,500
Digital subscriptions 312,000
Estimated total readership 1.2 million
Institutional subscribers 2,340
International distribution 14 nations

The journal's readership is concentrated among licensed physicians (approximately 45%), medical researchers (20%), nursing professionals (15%), medical students (12%), and public health officials (8%). International subscribers are primarily located in Natopia, Constancia, and Benacian Union, with smaller numbers in other Raspur Pact nations.

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