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AMA Citation Generator (11th edition)
Paste a DOI and get the reference-list entry in AMA (11th edition), generated with the same citation engine and official style file CiteDash uses for full thesis bibliographies.
About AMA (11th edition)
The American Medical Association's style, now in its 11th edition, is the house standard of much of US clinical publishing. It is numeric, compact and strict about journal-title abbreviations.
- Used by: US medicine and many clinical journals.
- In-text convention: Superscript numbers in citation order, with a numbered reference list.
Formatting a full reference list by hand? Read the complete AMA (11th edition) guide.
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AMA (11th edition) citation FAQ
Is this AMA (11th edition) citation generator free?
Yes. Paste a DOI and copy the reference, no account needed. It runs the same citation engine CiteDash uses to manage whole thesis bibliographies.
Where does the citation data come from?
The DOI is resolved against OpenAlex and Crossref, the same open scholarly catalogs used across CiteDash, and formatted with the official community CSL style file.
Why is the output plain text without italics?
The generator returns the exact wording and punctuation of the reference. Apply italics and hanging indents in your document, where the style requires them.
Can it format my whole bibliography?
One reference at a time here. Inside CiteDash, the Reference Manager builds and reorders your full bibliography in any of 12 styles, and every citation is verified against a real paper.