Globe and Mail about the thousands of patients being killed by our health care institutions.
The newspaper article1 discussed a study by Ross Baker and colleagues2 appearing in the …

Globe and Mail about the thousands of patients being killed by our health care institutions.
The newspaper article1 discussed a study by Ross Baker and colleagues2 appearing in the …

Globe and Mail about the thousands of patients being killed by our health care institutions.
The newspaper article1 discussed a study by Ross Baker and colleagues2 appearing in the …

Globe and Mail about the thousands of patients being killed by our health care institutions.
The newspaper article1 discussed a study by Ross Baker and colleagues2 appearing in the …

The Journal's news-embargo policy, the object of much recent attention in the media, was
discussed in an editorial on April 7.* I said there that I thought most of our readers favored …

Dear Colleagues: This letter is about our news embargo: what it is, why we defend it so
staunchly and why we think you should, too. Many of you subscribe to the Journal. Those …

In Reply.—Dr Reinecke's reaction to the press embargo naturally gives one pause. The
prospect of saving thousands of lives is as appealing as the certainty of hindsight. One …

editors were aware of researchers' conflicted interests decades ago, but only slowly have
the major journals (BMG, The Lancet, JAMA, NEJM, The Annals of Internal Medicine) begun …

In 1994, Doug Altman invited the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors to
consider how it might help authors who had complaints about editors. The concern that …

Each issue of The New England Journal of Medicine, as with other medical journals, is
embargoed until the evening before the actual publication date of the journal. On February …