TIPS Journal Passes 4.4 Million Reads – and Gets a New Home

Since it launched on November 15, 2015 – on the eve of World Antibiotic Awareness Week – the TIPS Journal has been read more than 4.4 million times.

That is 4.4 million moments where an infection preventionist, a researcher, a student, a facility manager or a member of the public came looking for clear, practical science – and found it here, free to read.

Thank you!

The TIPS Journal is run by volunteers. This milestone belongs to the 200 authors who have shared their research and experience, the reviewers and editors who give their time to check it, our Advisory Board, and every reader who has shared an article with a colleague.

Our most-read articles

1. 6 Factors That Have Caused Antibiotic Resistance
2. Insurance Companies Pay the Price for HAIs
3. Colour-Coding to Prevent Hospital Infections
4. New Web Surveillance Technology for Disseminating Data Critical for TB Control
5. Hypochlorous Acid: Harnessing an Innate Response

A new home for the journal

To mark the milestone, the TIPS Journal has a new website. Every article has been sorted into clear topics, peer-reviewed research is easier to find, and each article now shows its authors, citation and scientific PDF in one place. Sharing an article on LinkedIn, Facebook, Bluesky or Threads takes one click.

Add your voice

One person can make a difference, and everyone should try. If you have an innovation, research, an evaluation, or hard-won experience that could advance global health, we would like to hear from you. Start with a short proposal on our Submit an article page.