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	Welcome \| My Account \| Access Rights \| Sign In JAMA/Archives Media Relations About the journals Sign in Register for access Embargoed content Past releases Current tables of contents Embargo policy Contact information Access details The JAMA Report Video and Audio FAQs Events The JAMA/Archives Media Relations department handles requests from journalists related to JAMA and the nine Archives specialty medical journals. We also produce and distribute news releases based on several JAMA/Archives studies each week along with a weekly video, The JAMA Report. If you're a public information officer from a research institution, we can provide information about upcoming publications by authors affiliated with your organization. To contact us, call 312-464-JAMA (5262) or e-mail mediarelations{at}jama-archives.org. Sign in for embargoed content Medical and health journalists and public affairs/press officers of academic medical institutions can apply for online access to embargoed JAMA/Archives studies, news releases and video scripts, as well the full text of previously published articles. Previous releases and video scripts are available to the general public and are fully searchable. New from The JAMA Report: