Journal of Neonatal Surgery Turns Three

That Journal of Neonatal Surgery (JNS) has completed its three years of existence is a source of the highest gratification to its founding patrons and editors; is a matter of unbiased congratulation to all those concerned in its inception, interested in its progress, or imbued with a sense of the purposes for which it was established. That it has succeeded beyond the most sanguine expectations of its promoters, no one can gainsay; that it has accomplished the objects that it had in view, i.e., the upholding of publication ethics, the advancement of professional knowledge, and the promotion of good fellowship and good feeling between the members of the fraternity across the borders, no one can controvert; that it will succeed and overcome triumphant all opposing force; that its compulsive course, without retiring ebb, will keep due on the issues published over the past three years most abundantly testify.