jamanetwork really needs to work on the accessibility of it's web design. Like most large online publishers of academic papers it recently made massive changes

jamanetwork really needs to work on the accessibility of it's web design. Like most large online publishers of academic papers it recently made massive changes to it's journal sites so they're all javascript and CSS. Unlikely most large online publishers it hasn't realized what a mistake that was and implemented a fallback for content display in the absence of javascript execution. As is the page displays everything except the article in question (until you disable CSS).