Happy Old Year. Nawapol Thamrongrattanarit, 113’, Thailand, 2019.

Happy birthday: we are one year old

About a year ago we launched Systematic Reviews. During this first year we have been delighted by the journal’s growth and rate of development. At the time of writing we have published 84 articles. Of these, 42 were protocols, 17 were completed systematic reviews, 9 were methods papers, and 16 were other types of articles including two overviews. Twenty articles have been highly accessed, meani...

Bone mass of a 113-year-old man.

Osteoporosis is a common disease that affects elderly people. Aging induces loss of bone density and quality resulting in a progressive incidence of fragility fractures. In this study, we report the bone density of one of the oldest men in the world and of several of his first-degree relatives, as well as a genetic screen of these cases. No fractures have been suffered by any of them, and their...

Happy New Year 2019, and welcome to Conference of Iranian Medical Journal Editors

Happy New Year!

A s 2014 slips away and 2015 barges in, it's a good opportunity to review where our world of sports is headed. As clinicians, many of us are associated with professional, college, and high school teams and consequently affected by the politics, environment, and social issues of these organizations. Yet our primary concern, as clinicians, is the health care of the developing, current, and former...

A Happy New Year from a 60-Year-Old Journal 'Thrombosis and Haemostasis'!

A happy New Year 2018!Wewould like to greet the New Year with the familiar customofourWelcomeeditorial, andEditors’ Choice articles,1–4 reflecting on an eventful year in 2017. Still marked in our hearts and minds, we celebrated the 60th anniversary of Thrombosis and Haemostasis in 2017! With around 900 submissions in 2017, we are happy and grateful that our authors and readers continue to keep ...