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Advantages of open access publishing:
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Increases the reach of the authors’ research to a wider audience. As a researcher, publishing in an open access journal allows those interested in your field and work to read it, which translates into increased usage, citation rates, and impact.
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Enhanced Collaboration. Open access publishing fosters collaboration by enabling researchers worldwide to build upon each other's work and share resources.
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Benefit to the Public. Open access can lead to more rapid dissemination of research findings, which can then be used to inform policies, treatments, and other decisions that benefit the public.
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