As I complete my first year as Editor of JAMA Otolaryngology–Head & Neck Surgery, I would like to take this opportunity to thank our authors, editors, staff, reviewers, and readers for the many substantial contributions they made to the journal. Without our authors producing the research and sharing their thoughts, experiences, and observations, we would not have the content to create our fine journal. I thank my Deputy Editors, Neal Futran and Sukgi Choi, and Associate Editors, Timothy Smith and Timothy Hullar. I also owe much thanks to Karen Dodson, Editorial Manager, for her wonderful organizational skills and professional support during this past year. And finally, I acknowledge the support of the superb JAMA Network publication staff in Chicago.
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