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Now You Can Read Them, Now You Can't

Apr 25, 2018

Epidemiologist Kay Dickersin joined The Online Journal of Current Clinical Trials in 1992 when online scientific publishing was brand new and being hailed as the wave of the future — but she didn't realize that the journal being online instead of in print might result in the loss of every single study it had ever published, according to Wired.

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