NEJM's new editor cut ties with 20 drug companies before taking helm
Barbara Sibbald
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Barbara Sibbald
Abstract
Last year Dr. Jerome Kassirer, the editor of the New England Journal of Medicine , was fired after he refused to relinquish some of the journal's autonomy to the publisher, the Massachusetts Medical Society. Now the journal has made another controversial decision by hiring an editor with a history
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Last year Dr. Jerome Kassirer, the editor of the New England Journal of Medicine , was fired after he refused to relinquish some of the journal's autonomy to the publisher, the Massachusetts Medical Society. Now the journal has made another controversial decision by hiring an editor with a history
Key concepts: Autonomy, Medical journal, Journal editor, New england, Medicine, History, Operations research, Computer science