95 Years of Progress

Stroke: 30 years of progress.

In 3 decades, Stroke has evolved from a fledgling publication to the leading journal in the field. Many factors have contributed to this, particularly the succession of outstanding editors in chief. We begin a series on “Stroke: 30 Years of Progress,” wherein each editor recalls the highlights of his tenure, providing a unique view of the past 3 decades (see page 3 for Dr Millikan’s editorial)....

Twenty-five years of progress.

+ Leprosy: Fifty Years of Progress

The first technical issue of the Boletin de la Oficina Sanitaria Panamericana, published in 1922, was dedicated to leprosy. During the intervening SO years considerable progress has been made in understanding the disease, leading to benefit for the patient and more effective control. Movement away from institutionalization and toward ambulatory care for patients plus new and effective treatment...

The past Seven Years: 1988-95

Tn 1989 my then scientific autobiography (Luce, 1989) concluded: "At that point [early 19881 T did take early retirement from Harvard, but the next five to ten years promise not t o be idle." These few pages take up the ensuing seven years, which indeed have not been idle. (Perhaps the problem is that l've never taken up golf.) For example, 32 papers have appeared in journals and book chapters,...

Progress towards the United Nations 90‐90‐90 and 95‐95‐95 targets: the experience in British Columbia, Canada

INTRODUCTION Antiretroviral therapy (ART) scale-up is central to the global strategy to control the HIV/AIDS pandemic. To accelerate efforts towards ending the AIDS epidemic, the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS released the 90-90-90 and 95-95-95 targets, which have recently been approved by the United Nations (UN). This study characterizes the province of British Columbia (BC)'s prog...