Introducing the New NIH Public Access Policy!

Introducing the New NIH Public Access Policy!

Guest AuthorDec 17, 20243 min read
NIH is committed to making research accessible to all with a new Public Access Policy. The new policy eliminates the twelve-month embargo to accelerate access to published results. This milestone ensures patients, families, and researchers can benefit quickly from discoveries, promoting transparency and equitable access to federally funded research.


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