Richelle Cooper and David Schriger1 report their analysis of original research cited in
pharmaceutical advertisements appearing in medical journals published in the United …

OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the methodologic quality and relevance of references in
pharmaceutical advertisements in the Canadian Medical Association Journal (CMAJ) …

Medical journal editors have promoted transparency and elimination of conflict of interest in
published research, but whether the same standards are applied to journal pharmaceutical …

▪ Objective: To assess both the accuracy of scientific data presented in print pharmaceutical
advertisements and the compliance of these advertisements with current Food and Drug …

BACKGROUND Pharmaceutical advertisements are an important means of bringing drug
information to physicians. Most advertisements are intended only to raise awareness …

Background: The primary goal of pharmaceutical advertisements is to convince physicians
to prescribe the manufacturer's product. We sought to determine what materials are cited in …

In 1992, researchers from the University of California, Los Angeles, published a study on the
scientific merit and validity of pharmaceutical advertisements in medical journals. Their …

Many advertisements for drugs that appear in American medical journals are misleading,
says a study published in the Annals of Internal Medicine last week. One hundred and nine …

In the debate about whether or not medical journals should carry advertising, published in
the October issue of Canadian Family Physician, 1, 2 2 intractable arguments resurface …

Pharmaceutical advertising in Canadian Family Physician (CFP) and other medical journals
does not promote best practices and does not educate physicians. It is also ethically …