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I'd prefer The Lancet - it has a great history and some considerable panache. I'd accept anything else, of course, but that is my first choice.

The Lancet

How The Lancet made medical history

By Martin Hutchinson
BBC News Online staff

Picture courtesy of Mary Evans Picture Library
Historic moment: First blood transfusion

Today, there are hundreds of medical journals covering every nook and cranny of medical practice.

The vast medical research community collectively churns out a small rainforest each year detailing major breakthroughs, minutiae and every point in between.

The Lancet, published in London, remains one of the most prestigious - and still attracts some of the most important announcements in medical science.[That's us!!]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/3168608.stm