Growth, Genetics & Hormones will head into the 21^st century fully embracing today’s technologies. GGH will be on the Internet beginning with the first issue of this - our 18^th year of consecutive publication. You are now able to visit www.gghjournal.com and experience the journal in a whole new perspective.

Sponsored by an education grant to the University of Virginia from Genentech Inc., GGH will continue to be on the cutting edge, providing state-of-the-art review articles and abstracts of the most important publications in the field of Growth, Endocrinology, Genetics and Nutrition.  GGH has and will continue to foster the ability of readers to avail themselves of pertinent information and editorial comments in an easy to read format which minimizes the time investment and effort required to keep up with advances in the field; a must for our busy colleagues!

The new 2002 GGH will further impact Endocrinologists, Geneticists, Pediatricians, Nutritionists and many more throughout the world. This new e-version of the journal will now be accessible to a large segment of professionals who could not be reached in the past. It will also allow all visitors to experience the journal in many more ways, not available to date. Indexed references, pre-publication releases, quality color images, comments and letters to the editorial board, and e-news, are just a few of the many new features of the GGH journal Web site which will allow for an advanced educational experience.

To receive future issues of GGH, send your e-mail address to: mail@gghjournal.com. The printed version beginning with Volume 18, Number 2 (June 2002) and all subsequent issues, will only be sent to you if you e-mail a specific request to mail@gghjournal.com. You can also request it by writing to: GGH, Attn. Dr. RM Blizzard, 1224 West Main Street, Suite 701, Charlottesville, VA 22903.

You will be notified via e-mail when each issue or item of interest is posted on the Web site and you will be able to download and print the exact replica of the journal for your use and enjoyment.  Our goal is to make this Journal even more useful than it has been to date and to make it available to all of our colleagues - worldwide.

We look forward to a new, recharged and rewarding relationship with you and will welcome your valuable input.

Robert M. Blizzard, MD

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