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Open Access and the Public Good: A Physician’s Perspective
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We are pleased to introduce as a guest blogger, Matthew N. Stein, MD, who responds from a physician’s perspective to …
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Of Elsevier and Embargoes
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Why APC Waivers Don’t Work Globally
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OAnarchy
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Perhaps the last thing that the world needs right now is another blog, but yes, we have decided to start …
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OAnarchy
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