Hormone Research in Paediatrics is growing. The attractiveness of the journal is steadily increasing, as shown by the number of submissions, the quality of articles and the established worldwide reputation as the leader journal in the field of pediatric endocrinology. Nevertheless, our constant commitment is to improve our journal further. In 2016, we are starting two new sections: ‘Translational Pediatric Endocrinology' and ‘Brief Reports'. ‘Translational Pediatric Endocrinology' is aimed at attracting translational research based on experimental studies in cells or animal models that can have a potential impact on the management of children with endocrine diseases, if confirmed in human beings. The ‘Brief Reports' section is aimed at attracting papers reporting preliminary research data and pilot studies. These two sections represent a further step forward in covering all aspects of pediatric endocrinology from bench to bedside and back again. Hoping these changes will be welcome by all of you, I take this opportunity to wish you a happy 2016 and an enjoyable and fruitful reading.
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