Who’s your daddy? Medical journals are drug companies’ whipping boys
“Medical journals are an extension of the marketing arms of drug firms, says an ex-British Medical Journal editor.
Dr Richard Smith, who edited the BMJ for 13 years, criticised the journals’ reliance on drug company advertising.
Writing in Public Library of Science Medicine, he also said journals were undermined by relying on clinical trials funded by the drugs industry.”
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