‘Thank You, Doctor’ Says It All

The title says it all.

Crafting a good title is like bending a straight line into a seamless connected circle. Let me explain. Titles are the first thing readers see, yet they are often the final part of writing a manuscript, and just as often given the least attention. Guides on writing scientific papers recommend starting with the Methods section, followed by Results, Discussion, Introduction, Abstract, and Title. ...

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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...

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Thank you!

We present candidate biographical information for the 2011 USAIN election here. Our sincere appreciation to all of the candidates for their willingness to run for a position on the Executive Council. Due to the Bylaw changes passed Fall 2010, we can now vote electronically. Anyone who has paid their 2011 dues is eligible to vote and has had an individually generated email sent to them that cont...

Thank you to all our manuscript reviewers in 2015

The editors of Hereditary Cancer in Clinical Practice would like to thank all our reviewers who have contributed to the journal in 2015. Without the participation of skilful reviewers, no academic journal could succeed, and we are grateful to the committed individuals who have given their time and expertise to the peer review of manuscripts for Hereditary Cancer in Clinical Practice. We look fo...