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American Medical Association (AMA) style is commonly used by writers in the medical field. This guide is based on the 2020 11th edition of the American Medical Association Style Guide. Please refer to the manual if you have any questions.
Learning how to cite may seem like a daunting task. However, it is well worth it in the end for several reasons:
Whether you choose to add a direct quotation to your paper or merely paraphrase someone else's idea, you must cite any work that did not come from you. That includes but is not limited to text, images, computer code and charts.
Remember when in doubt, cite it!
Flygare 3 concludes that….
….was reflected in the patients glucose levels.1
….the studies were recorded as follows 5,6:
Adapted from the South College AMA Libguide
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