Abstract
Beginning with this issue, the Journal's editor becomes editor-in-chief and its senior deputy editor, Dr. Marcia Angell, becomes executive editor. These new positions and the rearrangement of responsibilities they denote are a response to the growing scope and complexity of our editorial task. As editor, I have for many years been directly responsible not only for establishing editorial policies and practices, but for managing the editorial office and overseeing the reviewing and editing of manuscripts. In addition, I have had to devote increasing attention to the Journal's external affairs, including relations with the government and the media. Now, . . .
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