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Impact factor

As of 2024.10.26, this website says the impact factor is now:

14.3 Impact Factor

45.9 CiteScore

$4030 Article publishing charge for open access

5 days Time to first decision

14 days Review time

11 days Submission to acceptance

Perhaps the impact factor went down, because people are no longer as interested in covid as they were in the beginning of covid-19 pandemic?

14.3 is still quite high? So we can trust "open access" papers from this journal? Or has the paper become less reliable source of information?

Currently Wikipedia says this is the impact factor:

38,637 (2021)