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Purchase unlimited download access to AI-assisted audio summaries of every article published in OpenSource: Cardiology. This is a purchase of a product, not a charitable donation, and is not tax-deductible as a charitable contribution. An itemized receipt is provided; many institutions reimburse educational purchases of this kind from professional development, educational, or CME funds, but eligibility is set by your institution, so check its rules before you buy.
Let's Talk About
How We Can Work Together
Whether you represent an industry partner, foundation, or have a philanthropic interest in supporting open-access cardiology — we'd love to connect and explore how we can work together.
Industry Partners
Interested in the Industry Perspective article type, educational initiatives, or other partnerships with a physician-led cardiology journal? We'd love to connect.
Philanthropists & Foundations
We are seeking funding partners who believe in making cardiology research freely accessible to physicians and patients worldwide.
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OpenSource: Cardiology charges no article processing fees to authors and is free for all readers globally. Your contribution — whether a donation or a purchase — goes directly to editorial operations, not shareholders. The journal is published by OpenSource Journals, Inc., a nonprofit corporation with no owners or shareholders and with 501(c)(3) status pending.