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PUBLISHED SEMI-ANNUALLY AND DEVOTED TO THE THERAPEUTICS<br />

OF RADIUM AND RADIO-ACTIVE SUBSTANCES.<br />

Copyright 1925 by Radium Chemical Co.<br />

Edited by Charles H. Viol. Ph. D., and William H. Cameron. M. D, with the as<br />

collaborators working in the fields of Radiochemistry. Radioactivity and Radium therapy.<br />

Address all communications to the Editors. Forbes and Meyran Avenues.<br />

Pittsburgh. Pa.<br />

Annual Subscription $1.00. Single Copies 50 Cents.<br />

THIRD SERIES APRIL, 1925 No. 1<br />

ANNOUNCEMENT<br />

Beginning with this number, Radium will be issued semi-annua<br />

the firstpart appearing in April and the second part in October. Radium<br />

appeared as a monthly publication from April, 1913. until April, 1922,<br />

since which time it has been issued quarterly. In the earlier years of<br />

its publication, the literature on radiumtherapy was scant and scattered<br />

—appearing largely in the European journals -and Radium served the<br />

useful purpose of bringing the best of this literature to its readers.<br />

v<br />

Large-scale production of radium has come about in America since<br />

the pioneer American production, in 1913. of high purity radium salts by<br />

the Standard Chemical Company of Pittsburgh. It is now conservatively<br />

estimated that 100 grams of radium—half of the world's total radium<br />

produced to date—finds therapeulic employment in America, and American<br />

medical journals now contain the most of the articles published on<br />

radiumtherapy.<br />

In changing to a semi-annual publication, it will continue to be the<br />

policy of the editors of Radium to present to its readers articles which<br />

represent authoritative work in the field of radiumtherapy and in the<br />

allied fields of radioactivity and radiochemistry fso far as these have a<br />

bearing on the therapeutic use of radium), with attention devoted particularly<br />

to those articles which are less likely to reach the medical man<br />

who docs not have access to a large medical library.<br />

The Editors.

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