Recovery Act Includes Health IT Education and Training Resources
Almost a year after the Recovery Act legislation was passed, last week Secretary of Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius,…
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Bias in Research Literature and Conflict of Interest: It’s Not Just About…
A recent editorial in the Journal of Psychiatry and Neuroscience examined Conflicts of interest (COIs). The article titled, “Bias…
When Congress Comes Calling: The Unique Rights and Wrongs of Responding to…
On Friday, February 19, 2010, the Washington Legal Foundation (WLF) is hosting a web seminar series titled “When Congress Comes…
HHS OIG Report on CDC COI Forms: A Case of Different Priorities
According to a report by the Department of Health and Human Services…
Plaintiff Law Firm Announces Results of Avandia Clinical Trials…
If two recent cases highlighting plaintiff’s lawyer’s abuse of medical experts was not enough, last week the Sanders Firm…
Eli Lilly’s William Chin to Head Harvard’s Research
While the growing trend with medical schools and hospitals around the country are to develop policies that “minimize the potential…
Billy Tauzin Leaving PhRMA
Last week, Billy Tauzin, a 66-year-old cancer survivor, and former Congressman from Louisiana, announced that he would be…
Cleveland Clinic Study of CME Bias Found No Evidence of Difference Between…
In a recent edition of the Journal of Academic Medicine, Steven Kawczak and William Carey of the Cleveland…
Why All the Pharmaceutical Lawsuits?
A recent article from the Washington Legal Foundation (WLF), examined the trend of “pharmaceutical manufacturers becoming the…
New Developments in Pharmaceutical Lawsuits – Attorneys Studies for Hire:…
A new development in the continuing trend of pharmaceutical company lawsuits occurred last week, when a “New Jersey appeals…