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An essay published by PLoS Medicine makes the case that the “guest” authors of ghostwritten articles – typically academic researchers who…
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Readers of Covering Health are likely familiar with medical device manufacturer Medtronic and John Fauber’s coverage of conflicts of interest…
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In the wake of the discussion over whether public relations folks should offer money to journalists to serve on focus…
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An invitation to journalists to participate in an Allergan-hosted “Facial Aesthetics Advisory Panel” that included an offer of a $250…
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Journalist Lisa Collier Cool was “truly appalled” to receive an email that offered her a $250 stipend if she would…
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After joining a panel on media, ethics and trauma at the Anxiety Disorders Association of America’s annual conference, New Orleans…
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Asserting that safe media reporting is one of the best ways to prevent suicide, the federal Substance Abuse and Mental…
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At a time when the ethics of anecdotal and emotion-heavy disaster coverage have come into question, as they tend to…
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A little more than a week after the historic earthquake, tsunami and nuclear emergency in Japan, journalists are beginning to…
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The Associated Press’ Mike Stobbe found more than 40 instances of doctors making patients sick for the sake of experimentation…