The National Institutes of Health has pulled its highly regarded environmental health journal from the web amid a transition to a new publisher.
Environmental Health Perspectives, a peer-reviewed scientific publication funded and operated by NIH’s National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, closed its website access Monday, according to Joel Kaufman, the journal’s editor-in-chief.
The website’s blackout comes nearly six months after Kaufman and NIEHS leaders announced the EHP and the Journal of Health and Pollution, which EHP absorbed in 2023, would no longer receive federal support.
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In April, EHP Publishing announced it would stop accepting new manuscript submissions due to the Trump administration’s spending cuts.
