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The Symposium on "Protein Metabolism: Infiuence of Growth Hormone, Anabolie Steroids, and Nutrition in Well being and Illness" is the fourth in the series of Global Symposia sponsored by CIBA Limited, Basle. As in the case of the previous conferences, it was prepared and organised with the help of specialists in the subject worried. Particular thanks are thanks to Prof. A. QuERIDO and Dr. A. A. H. KAssENAAR who, after the idea of the Symposium experienced been conceived in the program of joint discussions, embarked upon the venture with enthusiasm and inspiration, although they need to have recognized full weil what a excellent offer of time and difficulty the organisation of these kinds of a conference would inevitably value them. For their untiring initiatives, for the judicious manner in which they contrived to choose exactly these topics on which desire is chiefiy centred these days, and-very last but not minimum-for their good results in discovering competent specialists to participate in the proceedings, we want to assure them of our honest gratitude. To all the members of the Department of Clinical Endocrinology and Diseases of Metabolism, at the University Hospital in Leyden, who helped in making ready the conference, we would furthermore prolong a heat vote of thanks. The fact that the existing volume, showcasing the papers and discussions of the Symposium, has been published only a handful of months following the event, was manufactured feasible thanks to the co- operative help of all who participated.