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JAMS’ Draft of Revised Guidelines Ups Ante for COI Disclosures in Clinical Trials
The Japanese Association of Medical Sciences’ (JAMS) revised guidelines on conflicts of interest (COI) are expected to bolster the disclosure of COI for clinical trials, in particular, amid a scandal surrounding Novartis Pharma’s blood pressure drug Diovan (valsartan). The JAMS’…
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