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7 6/12/2017

Conflicts of interest in health care journalism. Who’s watching the watchdogs? We are. Part 1 of 3

4 12/9/2015

Is it ok for journalists to attend Bayer-funded training on new cancer treatments?

2 3/23/2015

Sponsored journalist training on “precision medicine”: Zeroing in on a conflict of interest

3/10/2014

Another conflicted journalism training event by the National Press Foundation

9/16/2011

Journalists weigh in on Pfizer-pfunded & other pharma-phunded journalism “events”

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It’s way too soon to know if melanoma blood test will save ‘thousands of lives’ -- despite claim in CNN story https://t.co/CG114UF3QN h/t @AdeAdamson @djsampson

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Only 5 of the 553 health care PR news releases we’ve reviewed have received bottom-dwelling 0 star scores. This is the 5th: “Sugar improves memory in over-60s, helping them work smarter.” https://t.co/OJLSsslOK2

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University teases sweet solution to older adults’ memory problems https://t.co/OJLSsslOK2

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