I have been writing Editorials in this journal for 14 years now, the little fellows amounting to the amazing number of 112, if I calculated correctly. After having taken over the editorship in 2010, the original idea was to comment on something that was part of the respective issue, be it a general topic or a specific contribution. This soon gave way to the occasional ramification dealing with a spontaneous thought or experience—the report on our travels through Assynt, for instance.[1] An initial feeling of unease if something like this did belong into a scientific medical journal was attenuated by unsolicited positive and encouraging feedback by numerous readers.
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