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Open Access (OA) publishing is a critical route forbiomedical researchers to broadly disseminate theirresearch results and comply with policies from fundingagencies. A popular business model for OA publishingrequires scientists to pay an article processing charge (APC).In the last two decades, APCs have risen well beyondinflation, posing a burden to scientists and funding agenciesthat often pay APCs on behalf of scientists. There are nopolicies in place that address the rising costs of APCs. Here,we examined the history of OA in biomedical research andanalyzed the benefits and limitations of different OA policiesand their effects on APCs.

Reducing open access publication costs for biomedical researchers in the U.S.A.