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Five times during the past year, the Journal has released articles early by posting them on our site on the World Wide Web (http://www.nejm.org). The decision to release an article early is made together with the authors and in accordance with our policy that permits early release when a report may have immediate implications for clinical practice.¹ All the articles released early last year had been peer reviewed and accepted for publication. The full text posted on the Web was identical to that published in print seven to nine weeks later.

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