Industry Exposure in Medical Training: The Case for a Conflict-Free Learning Environment

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Summary:

Conflict-of-interest reform in medical education has stalled over the past decade, even as industry payments to trainees continue to grow. To protect the integrity of physician training, medical schools and accrediting bodies should adopt and enforce stronger conflict-of-interest policies and include discussion of how funding sources can shape research in required curricula.

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