No particular format is required for these articles, which should not include a summary. Original papers should normally be divided into abstract, introduction, materials and methods, results, discussion and references. The section Decision Making and Problem Solving presents papers on health decision science specifically regarding hematologic problems. Suitable papers will include those dealing with public health, computer science and cognitive science. This section may also include guidelines for diagnosis and treatment of hematologic disorders and position papers by scientific societies.
Reviews provide a comprehensive overview of issues of current interest.
No more than three authors should sign these papers. Letters should be signed by no more than six authors. Correspondence, i.e. comments on articles published in the Journal will only appear in our Internet edition. Tables and Illustrations. Tables and illustrations must be constructed in consideration of the size of the Journal and without repetitions.