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American HeartAssociation

FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT

Second World Congress of StrokeInternational Stroke SocietySeptember 8 - 12, 1992Washington, DC, USA

H.J.M. Barnett, PresidentT. Omae, Secretary-Treasurer

Program Committee

James F. Took, Committee ChairJ.D. EastOtl, Chair, Scientific ProgramM. Goldstein, Chair, Local ArrangementsF. Gotoh, Past Program ChairW. D. Heiss, President ElectF. McDowell, Chair, Fund Raising

International Committee

G. M BoysenC. FieschiH. KikuchiF. H. McDowellE. OtomoO. M. Reinmuth

S. K. ChoiC. Y. HuangH. LechnerR. Nyberg-HansenS. J. PeelessB. M. Stein

J. D. EastonT. P. HungF. L'hermitteJ. S. MeyerF. PlumK. Takakura

Y. TazakiN. V. VereschaginC. C. WangP. A. WoitT. YamaguchiF. M. Yatsu

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The leaders in high blood pressure research look to Hypertension as a valued associate One reasonis that the most important clinical and laboratory investigations relevant to hypertension are

first published in these pages, along with other regular features such as Brief Reviews, CaseReports, Editorial Comments, Rapid Communications, and the AHA News and MeetingsCalendar. Another reason for Hypertension's stature is its rigorous peer review process providedby an international editorial board under the leadership of Editor-in-Chief Allyn L. Mark, MD. Stillanother is Hypertension's ISI impact factor: sixth in the cardiovascular system category, whichincluded 59 journals in 1988. • Moreover, Hypertension is regularly indexed in Excerpta Medica,Index Medicus, Biological Abstracts, and Chemical Abstracts. It is also available on BRS Colleague.All of which make Hypertension one of the foremost authorities in the ^field, an authority you should consult each month. For subscription C v American Heartinformation call 214-706-1310, or send your request by FAX to 214-691-2704. ^ ^ Association

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