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(Pediatrics in Review. 1980;1:299.)
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Editorial One Year's Experience

R. J. H.

This is the last issue of the 1979-1980 PEDIATRICS IN REVIEW. The reason we schedule only ten issues per year (July through April) is to allow two full months from receipt of the April issue until the June Self-Administered Graded Examination (SAGE), or the recertification examination.

What have we learned in this first year? By and large the comments have been very positive. Most readers like the mixture of review articles and abstracts. Some want only new material, some only "cold dope," and others controversies. I believe that by providing a mixture in each issue we can meet more of these individual preferences.






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