Past Coverage

• Medical Journals Will Truly Thrive Only if the Editors Have Tenure - October 1, 1999
• Marketing Dispute Leads to Editor's Ouster at 'New England Journal of Medicine' - August 6, 1999
• Medical Journal Again Trips Up Over Authors' Conflicts of Interest - July 19, 2006
• Turmoil at Canadian Medical Journal Raises Questions About Its Reputation and Independence - March 17, 2006
• In the Hot Seat - May 1, 2009

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