Why is Covid-19 referee to as a health crisis
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Coronavirus (COVID-19) response from the Physical Review journals published by the American Physical Society (APS)
Last updated: 7 April 2020
APS delivers its mission in a number of ways, including advancing scientific discovery and research dissemination, and serving the scientific community, through the publication of the Physical Review family of journals. As a global publisher, we are reminded daily of the ways the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic is disrupting the personal and professional lives of many members of the communities we serve, as well as the operations of their affiliated institutions and organizations, in many parts of the world.
APS is committed to doing its part to slow the spread of COVID-19, while continuing to serve our members, customers, and broader community, as well as ensuring the health and safety of our employees, including the staff and editorial teams who work on the journals we publish. These priorities will remain first and foremost as we do our best to maintain the high level of publishing services our communities and customers expect from the Physical Review journals.
As we continue to do all we can to support our valued authors, referees, readers, and librarians, we will post the most current information relevant to the publication of our journals on this page, and update the information as the situation evolves and new developments are addressed. You can also read about broader APS efforts on our COVID-19 response page.
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