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Why Trust Drug Company Executives After One Admits Commercially Sponsored Clinical Research Is All About "Competitive Advantage?"
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1:42 PM
Mickey, the semi-anonymous blogger on 1BoringOldMan, wrote a righteously angry post in support of transparent clinical research. As we hav...
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InterMune
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Back to the Future - Another Medical Device Company Accused of Hiding ICD Defects
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11:45 AM
Suppression of data about defects in and failures of implantable cardiac defibrillators (ICDs) was one of the big issues we featured in the ...
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The Case of the Vanishing Graduate Medical Education Funds
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1:02 PM
While primary care falters in the US, those who teach it seem to feel increasingly poverty stricken. Now it appears that one reason for thi...
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Rendering Unto Caesar - What the Abramson Family Cancer Research Institute vs Thompson Says About the Loss of the Academic Medical Mission
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9:21 AM
A case, reported by the New York Times as involving an intellectual property dispute, should create a lot of cognitive dissonance about the...
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cancer
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intellectual property
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Memorial Sloan-Kettering
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University of Pennsylvania
How the Anechoic Effect Is Institutionalized - A Hospital Policy Against Unsupervised Discussion with the Media
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11:58 AM
In a single sentence, a short, obscure article in the Worcester (MA) Business Journal on life at a community hospital after a for-profit cor...
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