Scott Lassman
JUST WHAT is the best and most appropriate way for a company that researches and manufactures a prescription medicine to educate physicians about the products it develops? It's a question that is increasingly being discussed in academic and political circles, yet too often those leading the discussions know little about the pharmaceutical industry's commitment to patient education. (Full article: 785 words)
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