Tony Chen presents an outstanding edition of Grand Rounds. It's obvious that he's read every submission, and worked hard to make them flow together (no mean feat when you consider subjects from diabetes to autism). Best of all, it's not overly long (as these things can grow to be), so it's easy to read through.
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