Creating dynamic HTML documents with Stata output

Do you need to create a nicely formatted document with Stata output? Perhaps one that needs to be continually updated? Or maybe you need an easy way to share your Stata results with colleagues? Learn how to create an HTML file with Stata output using dyndoc.

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Stata for Mac with Apple Silicon

You've told us that you want access to Stata on the latest and greatest Macs. And we listened.

Stata 16 has been updated to run natively on Macs with Apple Silicon featuring the Apple M1 chip, and this update is available for free.

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Community corner: Play The Oregon Trail in Stata
 

Calling all pioneers—the Oregon Trail awaits.

Thanks to Michael Droste, you can now play the 1978 version of The Oregon Trail, a popular educational game, in Stata by installing his fun community-contributed command.

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2021 Stata Biostatistics and Epidemiology Virtual Symposium

Join us on 18 February for the first Stata Biostatistics and Epidemiology Virtual Symposium, where researchers in biostatistics and epidemiology from around the world will discuss current research methods and implementation using Stata.

Seats are limited. View the program and register now.

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Upcoming web-based training courses
 

New to Stata and want help getting started?

Interested in using Stata for multilevel modeling, Bayesian analysis, regression modeling, or panel-data analysis?

Join our upcoming web-based training courses to gain a deeper understanding of Stata.

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2021 Stata Conference: Call for presentations
 

Have you heard? The Stata Conference, on 5–6 August, is now virtual. All users are encouraged to submit abstracts. Any topic related to Stata, from advice on teaching with Stata to introducing a new command that you developed, is welcomed.

The deadline for submission is 1 April 2021.

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