The editorial autonomy of CMAJ

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Freedom from interference in editorial decisions stands at the heart of the credibility of any reputable journal. The statement on editorial independence by the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors ([www.cmaj.ca/authors/policies.shtml][1]) reads in part: Journal owners should not

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