PLOS

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PLoS	Public Library of Science
PLOS	Programming Languages and Operating Systems (workshop)
PLOS	Parent Looking Over Shoulder
PLOS	Proposed Level of Service
PLOS	Primary Logistics Oriented School

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Blackburn and Rowley wrote an article for the journal PLOS Biology called "Reason As Our Guide," saying the reports "may have ended up distorting the potential of biomedical research and the motivation of some of its researchers. Bioethics, Bush style by Siegal, Nina / The Progressive On its Web site, the Public Library of Science writes that publishers would be able to make money "in the same way that a midwife can earn a living without keeping the babies that ,he delivers" PLOS would also create its own set of journals that would file directly with PubMed Central and that might not even have print versions, charging authors $300 for articles accepted after peer review. Publisher Perish by THOMPSON, NICHOLAS / Washington Monthly This research update appeared in the December 2004 issue of PLOS Medicine (a new online . Treatment interruption: most patients could not maintain immune ... by James, John S. / AIDS Treatment News More results

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Blackburn and Rowley wrote an article for the journal PLOS Biology called "Reason As Our Guide," saying the reports "may have ended up distorting the potential of biomedical research and the motivation of some of its researchers.

Bioethics, Bush style by Siegal, Nina / The Progressive

On its Web site, the Public Library of Science writes that publishers would be able to make money "in the same way that a midwife can earn a living without keeping the babies that ,he delivers" PLOS would also create its own set of journals that would file directly with PubMed Central and that might not even have print versions, charging authors $300 for articles accepted after peer review.

Publisher Perish by THOMPSON, NICHOLAS / Washington Monthly

This research update appeared in the December 2004 issue of PLOS Medicine (a new online .

Treatment interruption: most patients could not maintain immune ... by James, John S. / AIDS Treatment News

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