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Update from #AMAManual of Style: both parts of hyphenated compounds are now capitalized in titles (eg, "Effects of Short-Term Procrastination on Dr W's Editing Schedule").

This update simplifies the previous style, in which both parts of only SOME hyphenated compounds were capped in titles.

Much better explanation by Timothy Gray in AMA Style Insider blog:
https://amastyleinsider.com/2023/08/01/the-ama-garden-of-hyphens/

#MedicalEditing #MedicalWriting #AmEditing #editing #medical

Update from #AMAManual of Style: both parts of hyphenated compounds are now capitalized in titles (eg, "Effects of Short-Term Procrastination on Dr W's Editing Schedule").

This update simplifies the previous style, in which both parts of only SOME hyphenated compounds were capped in titles.

Much better explanation by Timothy Gray in AMA Style Insider blog:
https://amastyleinsider.com/2023/08/01/the-ama-garden-of-hyphens/

#MedicalEditing #MedicalWriting #AmEditing #editing #medical

Update from #AMAManual of Style: both parts of hyphenated compounds are now capitalized in titles (eg, "Effects of Short-Term Procrastination on Dr W's Editing Schedule").

This update simplifies the previous style, in which both parts of only SOME hyphenated compounds were capped in titles.

Much better explanation by Timothy Gray in AMA Style Insider blog:
https://amastyleinsider.com/2023/08/01/the-ama-garden-of-hyphens/

#MedicalEditing #MedicalWriting #AmEditing #editing #medical

Update from #AMAManual of Style: both parts of hyphenated compounds are now capitalized in titles (eg, "Effects of Short-Term Procrastination on Dr W's Editing Schedule").

This update simplifies the previous style, in which both parts of only SOME hyphenated compounds were capped in titles.

Much better explanation by Timothy Gray in AMA Style Insider blog:
https://amastyleinsider.com/2023/08/01/the-ama-garden-of-hyphens/

#MedicalEditing #MedicalWriting #AmEditing #editing #medical