The Lancet protests against its publisher’s arms fair business Page 1 CMAJ • April 24, 2007 •
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USA have their own ideas about the parts their professions can play in the cause of
homeland security, the highest domestic priority of the Bush administration. But so far, the …

Pharmacologist who pioneered rational drug design to develop the first β blocker and H2
antagonist. Born in Uddingston, UK, on June 14, 1924, he died on March 22, 2010, aged 85 …

Responding to pressure from physicians, readers and leading medical journals, the
company that publishes The Lancet will stop hosting trade shows that promote arms and the …

The Royal College of Physicians is gravely concerned that the publishers of The Lancet,
Reed Elsevier, continue to be commercially involved in the promotion and sale of arms …

SIR—We were interested in the views of Pozzilli and colleagues (June 22, p 1769) 1 about
international student exchange programmes and would like to add some of our own, very …

The polluted streets of Southwark are about as far from the pastoral idyll of John Keats's
poetry as one can get. Yet between Borough Market and the Shard—landmarks of ancient …

This year started off looking like the annus horribilis of the Canadian Medical Association
Journal (CMAJ). A string of highly publicised events—the censorship of two news articles by …

England Journal of Medicine, was “fired” for refusing to allow “the journal's prestige to sell
unrelated publications and products”, has been fiercely contested by the publisher of the …

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