Glaxo settles lawsuit
Aug 30, 2004
Even though the pharma giant s spokespeople keep insisting that it had already disseminated all its clinical trial data at meetings and other means including negative data GlaxoSmithKline PLC still "agreed Thursday to release negative data on the...
The upside of visa hassles?
Aug 27, 2004
While the difficulty in getting foreign physicians into the U.S. for meetings continues to be a problem, there s at least some some good fallout from this policy. ...
ACS beta-testing just-in-time learning tool
Aug 25, 2004
The American Cancer Society is beta-testing a new PDA-based educational tool called C-Tools 2.0. ...
PharmFree movement growing
Aug 24, 2004
The almost 50,000 medical students who belong to the American Medical Student Association are being urged to join in on a national campaign called The Amnesty Campaign. The idea is to collect everything that pharma has doled out to them from pens...
Iraqi healthcare system crippled; docs lacked access to meetings for years
Aug 24, 2004
War and corruption has a lot to do with why the Iraqi healthcare system is in such rough shape right now, but so does a systemic lack of medical education, according to USA Today. ...
Meetings play a role in docs overperforming surveillance colonoscopies
Aug 23, 2004
According to a report on eurekalert.org, "Physicians appear to be performing surveillance colonoscopies at frequencies higher than those recommended by evidence-based medical guidelines, according to results of a survey conducted by the National...
The Stark (II) Truth
Aug 20, 2004
The Stark II law, which just went into effect a few weeks ago, has to be one of the most frustrating documents I ve dealt with in a while. Sponsored by U.S. Congress Representative Pete Stark, the revisions focus on many aspects of Medicare...
Disease mongering, part 2
Aug 19, 2004
It s interesting to see two items related to this show up in one day (see below). In this one, the International Network of Cholesterol Skeptics take issue with the recently revised cholesterol-lowering guidelines, saying they will "result in...
Disease mongering?
Aug 19, 2004
A while back, Medical Meetings posed what I think is an interesting question: Are CME providers being used by the pharmaceutical industry to legitimize a treatment for conditions that aren't really diseases such as irritable bowel syndrome? At...
Pri-Med goes online with CME offerings
Aug 18, 2004
Beginning in September, primary care practitioners will be able to earn CME credit on primary care topics for free at Pri-Med s Web site. ...
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