[Congratulations to Steve Silberman, just awarded the 2015 Samuel Johnson Prize, UK’s top nonfiction award for NeuroTribes. This interview with Silberman by Emily…
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Autism NeuroTribes, Steve Silberman on a haunting history and new hope for autistic people
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ethics Talking drug prices, Pt 6: Openness vs. secrecy in drug development By Mat Todd
Welcome to the sixth and final post in a PLOS BLOGS series, Talking about Drug Prices & Access to Medicines. To borrow a phrase from one of…
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Global health Talking Drug Prices, Pt 5: Double-billed… By Manica Balasegaram, MSF
Welcome to part five in a PLOS BLOGS six-part series, Talking about Drug Prices & Access to Medicines. To borrow a phrase from one of our…
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post Talking Drug Prices, Pt 4 Drug pricing is out of control, what should be done? By James Love
Welcome to part four in a PLOS BLOGS six-part series, Talking about Drug Prices & Access to Medicines. To borrow a phrase from one of our…
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ethics Talking Drug Prices, Pt. 3 If you play with scorpions, don’t be surprised when you get stung by Atif Kukaswadia
Welcome to the third in a PLOS BLOGS six-part series, Talking about Drug Prices & Access to Medicines. To borrow a phrase from one of…
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post Talking Drug Prices Pt 2: This Blog Post Will Cost You by Jessica Wapner
Welcome to the second in a PLOS BLOGS six-part series, Talking about Drug Prices & Access to Medicines. To borrow a phrase from one…
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post Talking about Drug Prices & Access to Medicines Pt 1: By Els Torreele, Open Society Foundations
Welcome to a PLOS BLOGS six-part series, Talking about Drug Prices & Access to Medicines. To borrow a phrase from one of our bloggers…
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The Student Blog Why Science Journal Paywalls Have to Go
A guest post by student scientist Jack Andraka After a close family friend died from pancreatic cancer, I turned to the Internet…
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Open Access Open Access From a Patient Advocate’s Perspective: “Inserting Ourselves into the Science of a Condition”
An OA Week guest post by patient advocate Christy Collins My daughter, Signe, was born with a very rare genetic condition called…
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Guest Post Reusing, Revising, Remixing and Redistributing Research
An OA Week guest post by Daniel Mietchen The initial purpose of Open Access is to enable researchers to make use of…
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Guest Post Citizenship, Scholarship, and the Republic of Science
A guest post for OA Week by Barbara Fister Every spring, when I teach a course for upper-division undergraduates interested in knowing…
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Guest Post Tim Vollmer of Creative Commons on HowOpenIsIt?
This is a guest post from Timothy Vollmer, Manager of Policy and Data for Creative Commons Congratulations to PLOS, SPARC, and OASPA…