AMA launches new open-access journal, JAMA Network Open

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CHICAGO — American Medical Association (AMA) CEO and Executive Vice President James L. Madara, M.D., today announced the launch of JAMA Network Open, a new online general medical journal publishing peer-reviewed, open-access clinical research. This latest offering from the JAMA Network™ will publish research from across all medical disciplines and provide a free and open platform.

“For two decades, open access publishing has risen to prominence, and we are excited JAMA Network Open is now providing a new platform for publishing the very best, peer reviewed clinical research in new ways to meet the needs of the research community,” said Dr. Madara. “With this new journal, physicians can now access free and open research findings, allowing them to access, read and share content like never before as they can continue in their quest for lifelong learning.”

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