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Study Finds 60% of Peer Reviewers for Four Top Medical Journals Received Millions from Industry
Oct 10, 2024, 04:00 PM
A recent study has found that nearly 60% of peer reviewers for four top medical journals received payments from drug and medical device manufacturers during a recent three-year period. The study highlights the extent of industry influence on the peer review process, with peer reviewers collectively receiving millions of dollars. The findings raise concerns about potential conflicts of interest and the integrity of medical research publishing.
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