When doctor-dollars trump sense
By: Gabrielle Lis ,
01 June 2010,
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Does Australia have anything to learn from an American exposé of the influence drug companies exert on medical research?
It appeared in the May / June 2010 edition of the Boston Review and, depending on your point of view, was either an anti-capitalist brouhaha, or a courageous exposé.
In an article entitled “Big Pharma, Bad Medicine: How corporate dollars corrupt research and education,” Marcia Angell—former editor-in-chief of the New England Journal of Medicine—mounted an attack on the influence drug companies exert over medi...
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