Long-Term Open Access Medical Journal Restricts Some Content
Starting with the January 2009 issue, The Journal of Clinical Investigation, which went open access in 1996, began restricting some content. Research articles, corrigenda, and erratum remain freely available. Access to other content, such as book reviews and commentary, is restricted to subscribers.
Read more about it at "End of Free Access."
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