Brighter days ahead for Comet Austin

Brighter days ahead!

CSP received more than 2,200 article submissions in 2016. This volume reiterates the journal’s importance as a channel for science publication in Public Health and encourages us as Editors to renew our commitment to publishing articles that explore socially relevant research issues with creativity and diversity 1. Throughout 2016, we extended our policy of opening the journal’s pages to current...

The Spectrum of Comet Austin

as Fig. 1 in a slightly modified form. Green et at. note that the 1128 A transition is optically forbidden because it occurs between two even parity oxygen atom states, whereas the selection rules permit transitions between odd and even parity only (2). However, they do not say that the 79176 A (7.92 gum) transition is equally forbidden, as both relevant states are odd (3). It is also forbidden...

Dangerous days ahead: a call to arms.

Austin Procedure and Modified Austin Procedures

The Austin procedure is primarily a transpositional V osteotomy of the head of the first metatarsal for the management of hallux valgus. The procedure was first reported in the podiatric literature and attributed to Dr. Austin by Miller and Croce. The procedure was presented initially by Dr. Dale Austin in his 1981 publication. The procedure as described is a horizontally directed V osteotomy p...

Neuroepidemiology: a brighter look for the future.

professional experience between IANE members. Using a range of activities and through its affiliates, IANE also aims to guarantee and provide the same standard of education and neuroepidemiological information across all countries throughout the world. Recognizing the issues arising from the increased longevity and changing epidemiology of neurological disorders in the 21st century, IANE will a...