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Existing customer loginJAMA Internal Medicine is a peer-reviewed medical journal in the JAMA Network focused on internal medicine, publishing research, opinion, and clinical review and education content. The journal offers a mix of open access and subscription-access articles and provides author resources, editorial information, podcasts, RSS feeds, and subscription options through the JAMA Network.
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Existing customer loginSubmission Instructions
JAMA Internal Medicine accepts the following article types. Click on an article type to view submission instructions.
Original Investigation
Systematic Review (Without Meta-Analysis)
Narrative Review
Randomized Clinical Trial
Meta-Analysis
Clinical Trial
Research Letter
Challenges In Clinical Electrocardiography
Teachable Moment
Letter To The Editor
Parallel-Design Double-Blind Trial
Crossover Trial
Equivalence And Noninferiority Trial
Recent Publications
Changes in US Life Expectancy From 2019 to 2024
Deborah Dowell, Fang Xu, Xinyi Jiang, Gery Guy, Nisha Nataraj, Jean Ko, Grant Baldwin
Comparative Effectiveness of Phenobarbital vs Diazepam for Alcohol Withdrawal Syndrome
Tess Bradley, Megan Feeney, Anica C. Law, Alyssa F. Peterkin, Kathryn L. Fantasia, Allan J. Walkey, Nicholas A. Bosch
Clinical Framework for Durable Genomic Interventions
Eric D. Smith, Venkatesh L. Murthy
Morning Stiffness as a Sentinel Symptom—Refining Inflammatory Arthritis Screening in Older Adults
Qingfei Kong, Wen Xiao
The Growing Role of Phenobarbital in Managing Inpatient Alcohol Withdrawal Syndrome
Timothy M. Dempsey, Timothy S. Anderson
Frequently asked questions
How long does it take to publish?
Median time to first decision is 1 day without external peer review and 35 days with review. All articles are published Online First. Research articles are made free access online 12 months after publication.
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A cover letter is required and must include complete contact information for the corresponding author and whether the authors have published, posted, or submitted any related papers from the same study.
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No author fees are charged for standard publication of research articles. Authors of research articles may elect to pay for immediate open access on the day of publication.
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