Ghost-Managed Medicine: Big Pharma’s Invisible Hands by Sergio Sismondo [Book Review]

Kennedy Institute of Ethics Journal 29 (2):12-16 (2019)
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Abstract

Ghost-Managed Medicine exposes the conspiracy to conceal all of the players in the marketing of drugs, including ghostwriters, key opinion leaders, patient advocacy organizations, contract research organizations, publication planners, and even medical journal editors and publishers. The credibility of the claims conveyed by the industry depends on the invisibility of these players.

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