World Association Of Medical Editors
The World Association of Medical Editors or WAME (pronounced “whammy”) is a nonprofit voluntary association of editors of peer-reviewed medical journals from countries throughout the world, established in 1995. As of April 30, 2008, WAME had more than 1500 members representing more than 965 journals from 92 countries.
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