의사-제약회사 상호관계가 연구에 미치는 영향
Influence of Physician-Pharmaceutical Industry Interaction upon Research
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This article examines the influence of physician-pharmaceutical industry interaction upon medical research. We analyze some of the problems arising from pharmaceutical companies’ sponsorship of clinical trials, such as biased results caused by multiple trials with predictable outcomes and publication biases. Furthermore, we propose specific measures to address and overcome these problems.
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This article examines the influence of physician-pharmaceutical industry interaction upon medical research. We analyze some of the problems arising from pharmaceutical companies’ sponsorship of clinical trials, such as biased results caused by multiple trials with predictable outcomes and publication biases. Furthermore, we propose specific measures to address and overcome these problems.
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