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Previous Volume 341:686-687 August 26, 1999 Number 9 Next

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Because the officers of the Massachusetts Medical Society and I could not resolve our differences over administrative and publishing issues, they decided to seek a new editor-in-chief, and I leave the post in a few days. Shepherding the Journal through the past 425 issues has been an honor. From week to week the Journal is a complex weave of the best clinical research, health policy, ethics, medical wisdom, and spirited commentary. This unique blend makes it far more than the sum of its parts. The Journal is a venerable institution that remains unchallenged today.

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