Addenda may be material added to an article late in the publication process or may be material that is considered supplementary to the article. (Note: This is distinct from supplementary Web-only material, ...
MoreAddenda may be material added to an article late in the publication process or may be material that is considered supplementary to the article. (Note: This is distinct from supplementary Web-only material, although addenda may sometimes be presented as supplementary Web-only material. For that, see , Online-Only [Supplementary] Material.) The use of addenda is discouraged in JAMA and the Archives Journals. If material is added late in the publication process, well after a manuscript has been accepted for publication (eg, the addition of another case report, extended follow-up, data or information on recent legislation or other relevant event, or additional ...
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