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The “PharmFree” Campaign: Educating Medical Students about Industry Influence

PLoS Medicine · 2006 · 21 citations · 5 references

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Concepts

LawMedical EducationClinical MedicineDrug AdvertisingDrug PromotionHealthcare AdvertisingPharmaceutical MarketingPharmacist LicensureIndustry Influence On RegulationMedication Awareness CampaignsPhysician MarketingPrescription Drug Advertising

Abstract

Moghimi discusses an American Medical Students Association campaign that educates students about the influence of the pharmaceutical industry on medical training.

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