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The 11th edition was a major undertaking, with ten committee members revising chapters,
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The Manual now reflects best practices and developments in scientific research, writing,
and publishing, with numerous new examples, updated references, and for the first time,
full-color graphics. The 11th edition provides updated guidance on all facets
of publishing in biomedical disciplines, from word choice and punctuation to citing sources,
building data displays, handling ethical/legal questions, and using correct statistical terms
Alongside the new edition, we are updating and expanding the
Style Quizzes, allowing users to test their knowledge and offering
teachers and managers a ready tool for helping individuals master AMA style.
Also returning with the 11th edition is the interactive SI Conversion Calculator,
which allows quick conversion of units of measure from SI to conventional and vice versa.
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