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'Tis the Season for Legal Settlements: GlaxoSmithKline, Eli Lilly, Orthofix, Sanofi all Settle
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9:26 AM
Reports of legal settlements by big health care organizations tend to dribble out towards the end of the year, maybe in a rush to finalize t...
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Orthofix
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Sanofi-Aventis
"Phony Consulting and Royalty Agreements," "Chocolate" Bribes, a Sales Representative Doubling as a Stripper, Oh My - Three Settlements for Othrofix
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2:28 PM
On this US election day, we seem to be in a mini-squall of cases involving unethical, deceptive, and now very colorful marketing practices u...
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An Even Bigger Golden Parachute for Captain Outrageous
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11:16 AM
In 2009, I first posted about the amazingly colorful leadership and governance problems at a small hospital system in Massachusetts. Backg...
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Northeast Health System
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Pfizer's Pforeign Pfiasco
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10:32 AM
Quelle surprise. Giant international pharmaceutical company Pfizer managed to go for nearly 10 months without announcing a major legal sett...
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Conflicts of Interest or Bribes? - Biomet, Smith & Nephew Settle
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12:00 PM
More justifications of physicians' and other health care professionals' financial arrangements with industry have been appearing in ...
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Johnson and Johnson
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Smith and Nephew
Another Cautionary Tale about Conflicts of Interest: the CEO's Stretch Limousine, Golden Parachute, and Slush Fund
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9:18 AM
It remains fashionable in academic medicine to tolerate, if not celebrate conflicts of interest as necessary to support the "collaborat...
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