Academic Organizations

Steven L. Dubovsky, MD, professor and chair of the Department of Psychiatry at the University at Buffalo, along with four other…

The Miami Herald reported that the University of Miami medical school has become one of the first in the country to offer an…

The field of medicine and pharmacology this week lost one of its best: Dr. James W. Black, a Scottish pharmacologist whose…

Although the Stanford University School of Medicine already has one of the most comprehensive policies in the country governing…

  Using the recent change in policy at Partners Health Care in Boston, Massachusetts, as an example, Bernard Lo, M.D.,…

Expanding on their June 2009 Report “Medical education in the United States: Supporting long-term delivery system reforms” The…

  A recent article published in The Archives of Internal Medicine examined the affect that pharmaceutical industry…

  Michael A. Steinman, MD, et al., recently examined the “Commercial Influence and Learner-Perceived Bias in Continuing…

Many medical schools are running away from industry, but one university is embracing the outcomes of working with Industry.  The…

A recent article in Harvard’s Crimson examined the newly announced changes in Partners’ Conflict of Interest Policy, and how some…