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A historical review of the early years of Circulation Research highlights the contributions of its first four editors and the journal's role in advancing cardiovascular disease prevention and treatment.
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Offers historical perspective on CVD advances; leaves open how such insights shape contemporary research priorities.
Circulation Research, first published in 1953, was created by the American Heart Association as "the authoritative new journal for investigators of the basic sciences as they apply to the heart and circulation." This review of the early years of the journal highlights the contributions of the first four Editors: Carl J. Wiggers, Carl F. Schmidt, Eugene M. Landis, and Julius H. Comroe, Jr. The success of Circulation Research is seen not only in the high quality of the articles published in its pages but also in the remarkable improvements in prevention and treatment of cardiovascular disease that have occurred over the past half century.
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Arnold M. Katz (2001) reported a review. A historical review of the early years of Circulation Research highlights the contributions of its first four editors and the journal's role in advancing cardiovascular disease prevention and treatment.
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