Antibiotic courses ought to be shortened, and that the longstanding notion that requires completion of a course of medication should be abandoned altogether.

It is our pleasure to invite Dr. Tommy Nai-Jen Chang to be Editor-in-Chief in International Microsurgery Journal!

Aggressive games, such as American football, often cause players to get hurt on the field. People enjoy the aggression exhibited by players but they hardly realise how damaging it is for the players. While broken bones and ligaments can be treated, head injuries are another matter. They cannot be diagnosed easily. What players do not realise is that repeated head concussions lead to serious consequences for the long term.

It is our pleasure to invite  Prof. Murray Grossan to be Honorary Editor-in-Chief in Archives of Otorhinolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery!

Studies on populations of dogs, wolves, horses, silkworms and other species have been conducted, sometimes getting surprising results.  It was believed that dogs started living with humans 14,000 years ago, but the study of a skull found in Goyet, Belgium, puts the date back to 36,000 years, or even before the Ice Age.

It is our pleasure to invite Prof. Holger Sudhoff to be Editor-in-Chief in Archives of Otorhinolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery!

The opioid crisis shows how health of populations is jeopardized when the side effects of drugs are not evaluated properly. It should serve as a lesson for companies and doctors alike to market and prescribe drugs carefully.

We are pleased to have Prof. James T. Willerson to be Honorary Editor-in-Chief of Clinical Medicine and Therapeutics!

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A new drug CCG-203971 has the potential of reducing the melanoma cells from spreading