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Ryann Grochowski Jones | ProPublica

Another Study Finds Link Between Pharma Money And Brand-Name Prescribing

The findings, by researchers at Harvard Medical School, are in line with a similar analysis done by ProPublica in March.

10 5 月, 2016
Ryann Grochowski Jones | ProPublica
10 5 月, 2016
作者 Ryann Grochowski Jones | ProPublica
Prescription pills used to fight depression are shown in this Aug. 4, 2011 photo. (Photo by Steve Snodgrass via Flikr)

A group of researchers at Harvard Medical School has found that medical industry payments to physicians in Massachusetts are associated with higher rates of prescribing brand-name drugs that treat high cholesterol. The study’s finding, published today in JAMA Internal Medicine, is in line with aProPublica analysis and story from March, which

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