Allergy & Immunology Experts & Viewpoints
- Physicians for Sale: How Medical Professional Organizations Exploit Their Members
- Building Physician Connectivity for e-Prescribing
- FDA Issues Black Box Warnings for Fluoroquinolones
- A Reply to Thomas Stossel on the AMA-CEJA Draft Report
- Who Picks What You Learn?
- Response to AMA's Council on Ethical and Judicial Affairs Draft Report on "Ethical Guidance for Physicians and the Profession With Respect to Industry Support for Professional Education in Medicine"
- Let's Get Real About Conflicts of Interest in Medicine
- Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension and Cardiovascular Mortality in Patients With Rheumatoid Arthritis
- Daily Tadalafil Prevents Erectile Dysfunction in Diabetic Men
- Understanding Resistance in Hepatitis B -- Clinical Implications
POLL
PhRMA recently announced that its code of conduct now bans gifts such as pens and meals to prescribing clinicians from drug company sales reps. PhRMA says the updated code will reduce the perception of influence, but critics say the new code doesn't go far enough. What effect do you think this code will have on prescribers?