Re: Conflicts of interest found in many cancer studies

[Guest guest]

A U.S. study has found that nearly one third of cancer research

articles published in medical journals have financial ties with

pharmaceutical companies.

The study, published online on Monday in the journal, Cancer, indicates that

conflicts of interest may cause some researchers to report biased results that

are favorable to pharmaceutical companies.

Thanks

Mike Bello, M.D.

Cancer Advocate

Neoplasm Research Institute

[Guest guest]

A U.S. study have found that nearly one third of cancer research

articles published in medical journals have financial ties with

pharmaceutical companies. The study, published online on Monday

in the journal Cancer, indicates that conflicts of interest may cause

some researchers to report biased results that are favorable to

pharmaceutical companies.Thanks

Mike Bello, M.D.

Cancer Advocate

Neoplasm Research Institute

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[Guest guest]

A U.S. study have found that nearly one third of cancer research

articles published in medical journals have financial ties with

pharmaceutical companies.

The study, published online on Monday

in the journal Cancer, indicates that conflicts of interest may cause

some researchers to report biased results that are favorable to

pharmaceutical companies.

Thanks

Mike Bello, M.D.

Cancer Advocate

Neoplasm Research Institute

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[Guest guest]

A U.S. study have found that nearly one third of cancer research

articles published in medical journals have financial ties with

pharmaceutical companies.

The study, published online on Monday

in the journal Cancer, indicates that conflicts of interest may cause

some researchers to report biased results that are favorable to

pharmaceutical companies.

Thanks

Mike Bello, M.D.

Cancer Advocate

Neoplasm Research Institute

[Guest guest]

A U.S. study have found that nearly one third of cancer research

articles published in medical journals have financial ties with

pharmaceutical companies. The study, published online on Monday

in the journal Cancer, indicates that conflicts of interest may cause

some researchers to report biased results that are favorable to

pharmaceutical companies.Thanks

Mike Bello, M.D.

Cancer Advocate

Neoplasm Research Institute

Have a new account?Kick start your journey by importing all your contacts!

[Guest guest]

A U.S. study have found that nearly one third of cancer research

articles published in medical journals have financial ties with

pharmaceutical companies.

The study, published online on Monday

in the journal Cancer, indicates that conflicts of interest may cause

some researchers to report biased results that are favorable to

pharmaceutical companies.

Thanks

Mike Bello, M.D.

Cancer Advocate

Neoplasm Research Institute

[Guest guest]

A U.S. study have found that nearly one third of cancer research

articles published in medical journals have financial ties with

pharmaceutical companies.

The study, published online on Monday

in the journal Cancer, indicates that conflicts of interest may cause

some researchers to report biased results that are favorable to

pharmaceutical companies.

Thanks

Mike Bello, M.D.

Cancer Advocate

Neoplasm Research Institute