
|Articles|November 15, 2004
Conflict-of-interest rules stiffen for CME activity
Are ophthalmologists and other physicians who have financial relationships with pharmaceutical companies incapable of unbiased work in CME activity? Or, are those who believe any physician-regardless of income sources-can have unfettered, impartial teaching phi-losophies just kidding themselves as to the reality of the medical market place?
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