September 24, 2004
Medical Schools Adopt New Research Rules
Most of the nation's accredited medical schools have adopted policies intended to prevent conflicts of interest in studies involving human subjects, according to a report released last week by the Association of American Medical Colleges.
David Korn, senior vice president of the association's division of biomedical and health-sciences research, said gaps and inconsistencies nonetheless remain.
The association is one of several organizations, including the National Institutes of
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