Key Porter Books indifference could only prevail if something was missing.… It was mercy.”
Young does not spare the medical profession, either. He emphasizes that the pharmacology …

In their Sept. 7, 2010 editorial, Hébert and colleagues touch on a critical subject: the
complicated relationship between industry and medical education. 1 The authors rightly …

Rawson and Adams (2023) are certainly entitled to express their views about the lead and
response articles by Sirrs et al.(2023a; 2023b). Their entitlement comes with a responsibility …

Jovey didn't mention his previous Purdue funding in the slide materials, but in an email to
CMAJ, he says he verbally disclosed it. He also said his involvement in the week-long …

The battle over new tuition fees for medical residents at the University of Toronto is far from
over, the university warns. Even though first-year residents will not have to pay the $1950 …

THIS ISSUE OF THE JOURNAL CONTAINS A CLUSTER OF articles that address students',
residents', and fac-ulty members' conflicts of interest with pharmaceutical and other …

Harvard University has been hit especially hard by Grassley's investigations. Last summer,
Grassley accused three Harvard psychiatrists of allegedly receiving underreported earnings …

Carmona, a Bush nominee who served from 2002 to 2006, told the House Committee on
Oversight and Government Reform that political appointees in the administration routinely …

John Hoey, MD fore he was sacked, and echoing, perhaps, our own thoughts, 6 Kassirer
wrote:“When a membership society's journal gains international respect,… the journal in …

“They are financially involved in every aspect of drug development,” said Sheldon Krimsky,
PhD, a Tufts University professor who wrote the book Science in the Private Interest.“They …