News flash: Sage is reporting that the impact factor for History of the Human Sciences increased 200% last year, over 2006, from 0.122 to 0.364. (By way of comparison, History of Psychiatry has an impact factor of 1.135 [up 135%]; Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences, 0.833 [+140%]; Social History of Medicine, 0.809 [+75%]; Isis, 0.732 [+20%]; Journal of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences, 0.630 [-30%]; Social Science History, 0.317 [-40%]; History of Science, 0.194 [+20%].)

The fifty most frequently cited articles in HHS are listed here.