New Voices, New Frontiers/

New Voices, New Topics

The Annals has published an increasingly broad range of computer history scholarship over the past decade, but there are still many topics that remain unexplored, and some scholars conducting meaningful research in the field have yet to publish in this journal. These were the guiding thoughts as we had a phone conversation about a possible workshop to focus on new topics and new authors (to the...

NEW FRONTIERS IN ANGIOGENESIS New Frontiers in Angiogenesis

New Voices in Chemistry

M edicinal chemists today are surrounded by technological innovations that promise to revolutionize the drug discovery process for the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries. Headlines announce new and faster tools to sequence and analyze genes, screen compound libraries, speed chemical syntheses and purification, and even predict and optimize a broad range of molecular properties by compu...

New Voices for Old

tive method of controlling laryngeal cancer which is locally very advanced, or where radiotherapy has already failed. Where the tumour is endo-laryngeal, a relatively favourable situation, a cure rate of at least 50% can be expected, and nearly all cases will have a fairly long survival in otherwise reasonable health. Where laryngectomy is part of the surgical treatment of hypopharyngeal cancer...

Infantile hemangiomas: new frontiers.

Guest Editorial I t is a very exciting time for clini-cians who are confronted with infantile hemangiomas. So much new information is now available regarding pathogenesis, epidemiology, differential diagnosis, and therapy. These aspects are reviewed in greater detail in the accompanying articles by a group of experienced scientists and clinicians, who help provide a richer and more sophisticate...