Moving medicine forward faster

Addressing Disparities in Academic Medicine: Moving Forward.

nism by which outdoor activities may provide a benefit in reducing myopia so the intervention can be precisely designed. Given the popular appeal of increased outdoor activities to improve the health of school-aged children in general, the potential benefit of slowing myopia development and progression by those same activities is difficult to ignore. Although prescribing this approach with the ...

Moving forward with steady strokes in paralympic sports medicine.

We have just returned from the 5th IOC World Conference on Prevention of Illness and Injuries in Sport in Monaco. As always, it was great to meet old and new colleagues in sport and exercise medicine, listen to interesting talks, and participate in the workshops. The new sessions on Paralympic sports medicine were highlights for us. The extra challenges of taking care of paralympic athletes are...

Genes & Diseases: Moving molecular and translational medicine forward.

Welcome to the inaugural issue of Genes & Diseases, a peerreviewed international journal that aims to facilitate a rapid dissemination and exchange of scientific advances about human diseases between basic science investigators and physicians worldwide. Genes & Diseases focuses on publishing investigations on the molecular bases and experimental therapeutics of human diseases. Human medicine is...

Moving Forward

.......Having reached the end of my second term as editor in chief, the time has come for Micro to move forward to the next phase of its evolution. I am delighted to announce that Dr. Erik Altman from IBM Research is the new Micro EIC. Erik is an accomplished and highly respected industry architect and researcher who has held numerous leadership positions within the computing community. He has ...

Moving forward.