Reviews Editor

Book Reviews Editor

We are pleased to announce that his place is being taken by Dr Julian Kiverstein, a Post-doctoral Research Fellow at Edinburgh University, funded as part of the collaborative research project, Consciousness in Interaction (CONTACT). Julian is a philosopher with wide interests in areas related to this journal. Last year he contributed to the JCS symposium on ‘Machine consciousness, emodiment and...

Introducing the new Book Reviews Editor

This will be my final issue serving as book reviews editor for Medical History, though I look forward to a continuing role on its editorial board. Beginning in 2013, book reviews for the journal will be edited by Professor Akihito Suzuki, of Keio University, and a new section on new media reviews will be edited by Professors Stephen Casper and Mariola Espinosa, of Clarkson University and Yale U...

Author's Response to Reviews Dear Editor and Referees

Parameter and model uncertainty in a life-table model for fine particles (PM2.5) We would like to thank all the reviewers on their valuable comments. We have changed the manuscript following the instructions. Most of the changes have been done for the language by rewording issues. The largest change for the manuscript was due to the changes of existing YOLL model. We replaced the YOLL model wit...

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Editor Note Editor Note

Journal of Leukemia is an open access journal organized by OMICS International, a self-supporting organization. The journal includes a wide range of fields in all areas of hematooncology, mainly related to multiple myeloma, acute lymphoblastic leukemia, acute myeloid leukemia, chronic lymphocytic leukemia, chronic myeloid leukemia, hairy cell leukemia, pediatric leukemia and other relevant fiel...