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Open-Access Policy Flourishes at NIH: Researchers, Institutions and Publishers Have Complied With the Mandate, but It Still Has Its Opponents
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Wadman, Meredith
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Nature 2009 April 9; 458(7239): 690-691
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http://hdl.handle.net/10822/1028573
Date
2009-04-09
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Information Science Ethics
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Journalism / Mass Media Ethics
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Scientific Research Ethics
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