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When content is released at the end of February, the “cited-by” statistics are updated to include citations from that current year. For example, in February 2024, the Cited-by metrics were
Altmetric started tracking attention to research across various attention sources in October 2011. View this Altmetric support article for a list of dates when source coverage began and ended, if applicable.
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