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Was a study of chelation fatally flawed or just countercultural?
This is the second of two posts about a study of whether chelation therapy might benefit some patients who have…
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Four AHCJ members power JAMA’s new blog
We’re proud to note that AHCJ members Bridget M. Kuehn, Mike Mitka, Joan Stephenson and Rebecca Voelker are writing for…
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How HHS can improve data infrastructure
Better data means better public health. That’s the message put forth in a new commentary piece in the Journal of…
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Cancer society’s messages on screening conflict
The New York Times‘ Gina Kolata reports that the American Cancer Society, a longtime defender of early detection and cancer…
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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…
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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…
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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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Ghostwriting: Journals’ dirty, not-so-little secret
The New York Times‘ Duff Wilson and Natasha Singer reported the results of a Journal of the American Medical Association…