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adam g. dunn

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Adam's work, Evidence translation, Industry biases

Introducing evidence surveillance as a research stream

I've taken a little while to get this post done because I've been waiting for my recently-published article to go from online-first to being citeable with volume and page numbers. Last year, I was asked to write an editorial on the topic of industry influence on clinical evidence for the Journal of Epidemiology & Community Health, … Continue reading Introducing evidence surveillance as a research stream

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March 9, 2013April 14, 2016big pharma, evidence surveillance, evidence-based medicine, featured, industry influence, journal, journal of clinical epidemiology & community health, publicationsLeave a comment
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