You may have read in the Archive of February 2012, about BTMAT’s mobile phone initiative. A study of the anticipated usefulness of simple phones in our follow-up work in Cameroon was presented at the SIOP Auckland conference, and at a meeting of doctors interested in paediatric oncology in developing countries in London. Lorreta Chindo – a student at Leeds University – carried out the research for us. A letter to the Editor of SIOP’s journal – Pediatric Blood and Cancer – has just been accepted for publication.
Decision on Manuscript PBC-12-0087.R2/ Pediatric Blood & Cancer
FROM: Arcecro@jhmi.edu
TO: Lorreta Chindo
COPY: Peter McCormick
Wednesday, 16 May 2012, 13:08
re: Mobile Phone Use in Cameroon: An Increasingly Useful Tool for the Follow-up of Children with Burkitt Lymphoma
Dear Ms. Chindo:
It is a pleasure to accept your revised manuscript for publication in Pediatric Blood & Cancer. Thank you and congratulations.
The manuscript will be sent to John Wiley & Sons publishing. In a few weeks a publisher’s proof of the paper will be emailed to you from Thomson Press for your final approval prior to publication.
Thank you again for your contribution to Pediatric Blood& Cancer. We look forward to seeing more of your work in the future.
Sincerely,
Robert J. Arceci, M.D., Ph.D.
Editor-in-Chief, Pediatric Blood & Cancer