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The past 7 years were truly revolutionary for Cardiology Journal. In 2006, when we started working with the journal, Folia Cardiologica was a Polish language journal serving the Polish cardiology community for 12 years as a venue to present scientific and educational content. We were asked to transform Folia Cardiologica into an international English language journal, which will gain a recognition and reputation worldwide. This task took us 7 years and we are glad to report that this mission was accomplished. In 2007, the title was changed to Cardiology Journal and at that point the journal started operating fully in English. The title was changed in order to be indexed in Medline (due to a conflict with a prior title) and became a more attractive and easily recognizable title. In the same year, we were successful in obtaining approval of the US National Library of Medicine to index our journal in Index Medicus as a unique cardiology journal in the region. In 2008, Cardiology Journal appeared in Medline which made possible for all articles published for the last 5 years to be accessed in Medline free of charge. This immediately resulted in more papers being submitted to the journal, and a large number of them from abroad. In 2009, Thomson Reuters accepted our application to start the process of being evaluated regarding citations and Impact Factor. In 2010, Cardiology Journal was becoming more and more popular among authors (348 submissions), and among readers who started citing our papers. In 2012, our first Impact Factor of 1.309 was obtained, which places our journal in a category of well-regarded journals in the field. Importantly, only 13% of these citations were self-citations which provided even further evidence for the high quality of papers published in Cardiology Journal. Achieving such a good Impact Factor on our first evaluation translated into increasing popularity of the journal among authors. In 2012, there were 480 submissions, a steady increase in comparison to prior years (Fig. 1). This increasing submission rate faces a steady number of published papers (about 120–125 per year) resulting in an increasing rejection rate (Fig. 2). There were 425 papers rejected in 2012 (88% of submitted papers). Such a high rejection rate contributes to increasing quality of submitted and accepted papers and gives good prospects for increasing citations. Figure 3 shows the current (as of December 31, 2012) status of ci-

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