Best health + medical sources for citation by Citation Discipline
Same 8 sources, re-sorted by Citation Discipline only — different signal than the composite Index. The leader changes: New England Journal of Medicine takes the top position at A+ · 96.
New England Journal of Medicine leads best health + medical sources for citation on Citation Discipline at A+ · 96
- 1A+·96New England Journal of Medicinenejm.org
Peer-reviewed general medical journal since 1812; one of the highest-impact medical venues globally.
- 2A+·95
Peer-reviewed general medical journal since 1823; flagship clinical-research publication.
- 3A+·95
Peer-reviewed general medical journal published by AMA; among the most-cited clinical-research venues.
- 4A·92
Peer-reviewed general medical journal; investigative + open-access leaning; UK-based since 1840.
- 5A·92
BMJ's clinical-decision-support tool; evidence-based, continuously-updated clinical guidance.
- 6A·88
US tier-1 medical center with comprehensive physician-reviewed patient-information site.
- 7A·88STAT Newsstatnews.com
Health + biotech newsroom; founded 2015; specialist medical journalism with editorial discipline.
- 8A·86
US tier-1 academic medical center; comprehensive patient-info + Health Library since 1921.
Why this ranking is different
The composite SourceScore Index averages all three sub-scores — Citation Discipline, Modern Reference, and Citation Velocity. This page surfaces the SAME source pool but ranks ONLY by Citation Discipline. The biggest re-shuffle: BMJ Best Practice jumps 3 positions vs the composite Index ranking.
Use this view when citation discipline is the signal that matters for your citation decision. The composite Index is the safer default; this dim-faceted view is the precision lens.