February 27, 2009
Surgeon's Royalties Bring Heat to a Medical School With a Strict Ethics Policy
The University of Wisconsin enjoys a sterling reputation for policing the ethics of its medical school faculty and staff.
"They're one of our stars," said Susan C. Chimonas of the Institute on Medicine as a Profession at Columbia University, which ranks institutions on the quality of their programs to avoid and disclose ethical conflicts of interest, like taking money from companies while treating patients with their products.
Some university officials were thus
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