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PLoS Medicine's 5th anniversary competition

Category: MedicineOpen SciencePLoS
Posted on: September 10, 2009 9:24 PM, by Coturnix

On Speaking of Medicine:

PLoS Medicine turns 5 years old on October 19th, 2009. To highlight the crucial importance of open access in medical publishing we're holding a competition to find the best medical paper published under an open-access license anywhere (not just in PLoS) since our launch.

Vote for your choice from the 6 competing papers, detailed below -- nominated and then shortlisted by our editorial board. Winners will be announced during Open-Access week (19-23rd October 2009). If you're interested in how we came up with this shortlist of top-quality open-access medicine papers, please read on below the poll.

Go vote!

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