Thank you but not goodbye

Thank you and goodbye.

This is the last issue under the present team’s Editorialship and we would like to thank our dedicated readership, authors, reviewers and the members of the Editorial Board sincerely for their support and encouragement. Over the last three years, we were able to steadily improve and strengthen POI’s scientific content leading to its wider recognition in the field of rehabilitation. This increas...

Goodbye, thank you, and welcome.

T his issue marks a change in the Editorial Board of Circulation: Cardiovascular Quality and Outcomes. We started our journey in September 2008 with an Editorial Board comprised of exceptional outcomes researchers. The board members provided us with guidance and support, and they contributed substantially as reviewers and guest editors. We depended on them and learned from them as the journal g...

Thank You for NOT Smoking

PHYSICAL EFFECTS In the United States, smoking-related disease remains one of the most significant public health calamities. Although we have made great progress in tobacco control, it isn’t enough. Since the first Surgeon General’s report in 1964, more than 20 million Americans have died as a result of smoking. Most of those individuals were smokers, but almost 2.5 million of them were nonsmok...

Thank you for not smoking additives.

Thank you.

A scientific journal exists only because of the good will and assistance of its reviewers. We can only publish less than a fifth of the papers we receive and, in making our decisions, we depend on the expertise of many people. This year a total of 315 reviewers have helped us to decide about the papers that we should publish. Their names are listed below and we would like to take this opportuni...