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Studies
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Feds take Columbia to task over decade-old study
The run of intriguing health journalism from the Huffington Post Investigative Fund continues this week, as Jeanne Lenzer and Shannon…
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Open access to research recognized this week
It’s Open Access week! Time to honor the principle that scientific research should be made available for free online immediately…
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Autism news raises question: When is an embargo not an embargo?
Are embargoes yet another quaint tradition that, like so many before it, has been pushed into obsolescence by the weight…
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Foundation lived by big pharma, now dies by big pharma
Kris Hundley of the St. Petersburg Times reports that the Ischemia Research and Education Foundation, which maintained a massive patient…
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41 additional journals make the Medline cut
Looking for the latest edition of Advanced Emergency Nursing Journal, the Journal of Patient Safety or the Saudi Journal of…
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Reinhardt breaks down income statements
Princeton economist – and Health Journalism 2009 keynote speaker – Uwe Reinhardt’s latest post on The New York Times’ Economix…
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OIG: Are we ready for a flu pandemic?
The Department of Health and Human Services’ Office of Inspector General has released two reports assessing just how prepared Americans…
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Universities unite to present research to consumers
Thirty-five top universities, including many of North America’s leading research institutions, have banded together to create Futurity.org, a site designed…
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Journals pay for cracking down on industry funding
Paul Basken reports in the Chronicle of Higher Education that major medical journals, whose financial viability often depends heavily upon…
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Journals pay for cracking down on industry funding
Paul Basken reports in the Chronicle of Higher Education that major medical journals, whose financial viability often depends heavily upon…