Challenges in Interpreting Wheeze Phenotypes: The Clinical Implications of Statistical Learning Techniques

Critical Care Medicine over the past 4 years.We celebrate all he and his team have accomplished, including maintaining the premier status of the Journal in the fields of pulmonary disease, critical care medicine, and sleep-disordered breathing.Dr. Sznajder has overseen numerous improvements to the Journal, including the addition of new, timely content such as concise clinical reviews, pulmonary perspectives, recommended readings by fellows, the image section, podcasts, videos, and downloadable PowerPoint figures.All of his efforts have strengthened the reputation of the Journal, increased readability, and maintained the impact factor of 11.04, the highest impact factor of all journals in the fields of critical care medicine and the respiratory system.Dr. Sznajder's term will end on December 31, 2014.As we begin our search for a new Editor, per the search announcement at atsjournals.org,