"BMJ Open is an open access journal for general medical research. Using a continuous publication model the journal will provide rapid publication for research from any medical discipline or therapeutic area. Not only will the journal publish traditional full research reports, including small or low-impact studies, but we intend to shed light on all stages of the research process by publishing study protocols, pilot studies and pre-protocols. The journal will also place great emphasis on the importance of data sharing; raw data will be linked to at its repository or hosted online as supplementary material wherever possible. This emphasis on transparency will continue with research protocols and reviewers’ comments being published alongside final papers. Authors will need to provide clear statements of their studies’ strengths and limitations. Peer review will be open, and the criteria for acceptance will be that the research was conducted in a transparent and ethical way. Naturally, all articles will need to comply with the BMJ Group’s high standards of research and publication ethics." - AJCann from Bookmarklet

But if it is OA why does it say "Individuals may register for a free 30 day online trial to all content" - Jean-Claude Bradley

Where does it say that? - AJCann

Just clicked on the first article http://ard.bmj.com/content... - Jean-Claude Bradley

I don't think that's it - the open journal hasn't launched yet. - AJCann