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Most read paper in Clinical Medicine Insights: Dermatology

Posted Thu, Aug, 16,2012

Clinical Medicine Insights: Dermatology is an open access journal, meaning all articles are available for anyone to download freely without restriction. Open access journals are renowned for having high levels of article visibility compared to traditional subscription journals.

One good example of how open access journals can offer high visibility is 'Cosmeceutical Agents: A Comprehensive Review of the Literature', published in Clinical Medicine Insights: Dermatology. This article has been viewed more than 4,309 times since its publication in 2008. This is the highest rate of viewing of all articles in Clinical Medicine Insights: Dermatology and shows how publishing open access can increase article visibility and how publishing in Clinical Medicine Insights: Dermatology can offer higher levels of visibility than restricted access alternatives.

Authors publishing in Clinical Medicine Insights: Dermatology will benefit from the extensive indexing including many open access exclusive databases and directories that do not index subscription journals.

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