Posted Mon, Jul, 16,2012
Open access journals provide articles published in them with very high levels of visibility. They compare very favorably against traditional controlled-access journals that restrict article availability to those researchers who work at subscribing institutions or are able to afford pay-per-view fees.
A good example of the visibility our open access journals offer is "Relationship Between the Plasma Concentration of C-Reactive Protein and Severity of Peripheral Arterial Disease", published in Clinical Medicine Insights: Cardiology. This article has achieved aproximately 14,000 views since publication.
This substantial visibility is also demonstrated by journals like Biomarker Insights and Clinical Medicine Insights: Oncology, which have achieved more than 561,000 and 417,000 article views respectively.
To learn more about our journals visit the journals homepage to find your journals of interest.
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