Arnold S. Relman

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According to Wikipedia, Arnold Seymour Relman — known as Bud Relman to intimates — was an American internist and professor of medicine and social medicine. He was editor of The New England Journal of Medicine from 1977 to 1991, where he instituted two important policies: one asking the popular press not to report on articles before publication and another requiring authors to disclose conflicts of interest. He wrote extensively on medical publishing and reform of the U.S. health care system, advocating non-profit delivery of single-payer health care. Relman ended his career as professor emeritus at Harvard Medical School in Boston, Massachusetts.

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The new medical-industrial complex. (1980) (540)
What are acids and bases? (1954) (277)
Assessment and Accountability: The Third Revolution in Medical Care (1991) (259)
Metabolic and renal studies in chronic potassium depletion resulting from overuse of laxatives. (1953) (223)
PRODUCTION, EXCRETION, AND NET BALANCE OF FIXED ACID IN PATIENTS WITH RENAL ACIDOSIS. (1965) (209)
The Role of Trust in Knowledge (2007) (206)
Dealing with conflicts of interest. (1984) (205)
The Effect of DOCA on Electrolyte Balance in Normal Man and its Relation to Sodium Chloride Intake * (1952) (203)
INTRACELLULAR ACID-BASE REGULATION. I. THE RESPONSE OF MUSCLE CELLS TO CHANGES IN CO2 TENSION OR EXTRACELLULAR BICARBONATE CONCENTRATION. (1965) (200)
The nephropathy of potassium depletion; a clinical and pathological entity. (1956) (196)
Separating continuing medical education from pharmaceutical marketing. (2001) (174)
The kidney in potassium depletion. (1958) (171)
Endogenous production of fixed acid and the measurement of the net balance of acid in normal subjects. (1961) (171)
Histologic studies of kidney biopsy specimens from patients with hypertension. (1958) (168)
THE NET BALANCE OF ACID IN SUBJECTS GIVEN LARGE LOADS OF ACID OR ALKALI. (1965) (167)
A critique of the parameters used in the evaluation of acid-base disorders. "Whole-blood buffer base" and "standard bicarbonate" compared with blood pH and plasma bicarbonate concentration. (1963) (160)
Metabolic consequences of acid-base disorders. (1972) (156)
On the mechanism of acidosis in chronic renal disease. (1959) (150)
A critical view. (2001) (141)
The relation of sulfur metabolism to acid-base balance and electrolyte excretion: the effects of DL-methionine in normal man. (1959) (137)
Acidification of the urine and increased ammonium excretion without change in acid-base equilibrium: sodium reabsorption as a stimulus to the acidifying process. (1955) (127)
Professional medical associations: ethical and practical guidelines. (1999) (127)
Hypoaldosteronism; a clinical study of a patient with an isolated adrenal mineralocorticoid deficiency, resulting in hyperkalemia and Stokes-Adams attacks. (1957) (121)
Lessons from the Darsee affair. (1983) (119)
Shattuck Lecture--the health care industry: where is it taking us? (1991) (116)
Medical professionalism in a commercialized health care market. (2007) (116)
The regulation of renal bicarbonate reabsorption by plasma carbon dioxide tension. (1953) (112)
Acid-base behavior of separated canine renal tubule cells. (1968) (108)
INTRACELLULAR ACID-BASE REGULATION. II. THE INTERACTION BETWEEN CO-2 TENSION AND EXTRACELLULAR BICARBONATE IN THE DETERMINATION OF MUSCLE CELL PH. (1965) (105)
America's other drug problem: how the drug industry distorts medicine and politics. (2002) (101)
Factors that control the effect of pH on glycolysis in leukocytes. (1969) (98)
The Physiological Behavior of Rubidium and Cesium in Relation to That of Potassium (1956) (95)
Assessment and accountability (2009) (92)
Effects of electrolyte disorders on renal structure and function. (1967) (89)
The effects of ACTH and cortisone on the renal tubular transport of uric acid, phosphorus, and electrolytes in patients with normal renal and adrenal function. (1951) (86)
Treatment of end-stage renal disease: free but not equal. (1980) (83)
The new medical-industrial complex. (1980) (82)
Cation accumulation by muscle tissue: the displacement of potassium by rubidium and cesium in the living animal. (1957) (80)
Oral administration of a potent carbonic anhydrase inhibitor (diamox). I. Changes in electrolyte and acid-base balance. (1954) (78)
New "Information for Authors"--and readers. (1990) (76)
Race and end-stage renal disease. (1982) (72)
Education to defend professional values in the new corporate age (1998) (72)
The effects of phosphoproteins on acid balance in normal subjects. (1962) (72)
Publish or perish--or both. (1977) (71)
Salt retention in cirrhosis of the liver. (1950) (70)
Studies of the antidiuresis of quiet standing: the importance of changes in plasma volume and glomerular filtration rate. (1951) (69)
Is rationing inevitable? (1990) (67)
Marijuana and health. (1982) (67)
"Active" chronic pyelonephritis without evidence of bacterial infection. (1968) (62)
Tacrine as a Treatment for Alzheimer's Dementia (1991) (62)
Practicing medicine in the new business climate. (1987) (61)
What market values are doing to medicine. (1992) (60)
Salaried physicians and economic incentives. (1988) (59)
The disposition of acid administered to sodium-depleted subjects: the renal response and the role of the whole body buffers. (1954) (57)
Industry support of medical education. (2008) (57)
The electrocardiogram in potassium depletion, its relation to the total potassium deficit and the serum concentration. (1954) (56)
How good is peer review? (1989) (55)
The trouble with rationing. (1990) (54)
Economic incentives in clinical investigation. (1989) (54)
Defending professional independence: ACCME's proposed new guidelines for commercial support of CME. (2003) (52)
RENAL ACIDOSIS AND RENAL EXCRETION OF ACID IN HEALTH AND DISEASE. (1964) (52)
pH of isolated resting skeletal muscle and its relation to potassium content (1963) (50)
Renal impairment due to sarcoid infiltration of the kidney; report of a case proved by renal biopsies before and after treatment with cortisone. (1955) (49)
The NIH "E-biomed" proposal--a potential threat to the evaluation and orderly dissemination of new clinical studies. (1999) (47)
National Study of Internal Medicine Manpower: I. Residency Training 1976-1977. (1978) (46)
Resolved: psychosocial interventions can improve clinical outcomes in organic disease (con). (2002) (46)
Mild hypertension: no more benign neglect. (1980) (45)
News reports of medical meetings: how reliable are abstracts? (1980) (45)
Long-term results of steroid therapy in adults with idiopathic nephrotic syndrome. (1969) (45)
Some effects of albumin infusions on renal function and electrolyte excretion in normal man. (1949) (43)
Here come the women. (1980) (42)
The acidosis of renal disease. (1968) (42)
Investor-owned hospitals and health-care costs. (1983) (41)
Controlling costs by "managed competition"--would it work? (1993) (41)
Encouraging the practice of preventive medicine and health promotion. (1982) (40)
Problems in the surgical management of thymic tumors. (1957) (40)
Acidosis in renal disease. (1957) (38)
The Saikewicz decision: judges as physicians. (1978) (38)
Reforming the health care system. (1990) (37)
Oral administration of a potent carbonic anhydrase inhibitor (Diamox). II. Its use as a diuretic in patients with severe congestive heart failure. (1954) (37)
Universal health insurance: its time has come. (1989) (37)
The effect of eating on some of the clinically important chemical constituents of the blood. (1959) (37)
Holistic medicine. (1979) (37)
Aspirin for the primary prevention of myocardial infarction. (1988) (36)
Assessment of medical practices: a simple proposal. (1980) (36)
Intensive-care units: who needs them? (1980) (35)
Dealing with conflicts of interest. (1984) (35)
Fraud in biomedical research. (1988) (35)
Adrenal Steroids in the Treatment of Idiopathic Nephrotic Syndrome in Adults (1963) (33)
Book Review Crossing the Quality Chasm: A New Health System for the 21st Century By the Committee on Quality of Health Care in America of the Institute of Medicine. 337 pp. Washington, D.C., National Academy Press, 2001. $44.95. 0-309-07280-8 (2001) (32)
Economic considerations in emergency care. What are hospitals for? (1985) (32)
Profound acidosis resulting from excessive ammonium chloride in previously healthy subjects. A study of two cases. (1961) (32)
An analysis of bicarbonate reabsorption during partial inhibition of carbonic anhydrase. (1958) (32)
The acidifying effect of rubidium in normal and potassium-deficient alkalotic rats. (1955) (31)
The relation between external potassium concentration and the electrolyte content of isolated rat muscle in the steady state. (1961) (31)
The extracranial-intracranial arterial bypass study: what have we learned? (1987) (30)
Oral administration of a potent carbonic anhydrase inhibitor (diamox). III. Its use as a diuretic in patients with severe congestive heart failure due to cor pulmonale. (1955) (30)
Transfusion treatment of shock due to myocardial infarction. (1949) (29)
Responsibilities of authorship: where does the buck stop? (1984) (29)
The relation between amino acids and potassium in isolated rat muscle. (1962) (28)
"Blood gases": arterial or venous? (1986) (28)
Who will pay for medical education in our teaching hospitals? (1984) (28)
The Rand health insurance study: is cost sharing dangerous to your health? (1983) (27)
The Saikewicz Decision: A Medical Viewpoint (1978) (27)
Medical practice under the Clinton reforms--avoiding domination by business. (1993) (27)
Debating for-profit health care and the ethics of physicians. (1986) (27)
Recent advances in renal tubular biochemistry. (1976) (26)
Texas eliminates dumping. (1986) (26)
The changing demography of the medical profession. (1989) (26)
A CRITIQUE OF THE PARAMETERS USED IN THE EVALUATION OF ACID-BASE DISORDERS ???WHOLE-BLOOD BUFFER BASE??? AND ???STANDARD BICARBONATE??? COMPARED WITH BLOOD pH AND PLASMA BICARBONATE CONCENTRATION (1964) (25)
The control of ammonia production in the rat. (1975) (25)
Peer review in scientific journals--what good is it? (1990) (25)
The effects of cortisone on the course of acute glomerulonephritis; report of a case. (1950) (23)
Doctors as the key to health care reform. (2009) (23)
Medical professionalism in a commercialized health care market (2008) (22)
Comparison of renal excretion of rubidium and potassium. (1959) (22)
The United States and Canada: different approaches to health care. (1986) (21)
DIAGNOSIS OF PRIMARY ALDOSTERONISM. (1964) (21)
Michigan's sensible "living will". (1979) (21)
Effects of potassium and rubidium on muscle cell bicarbonate. (1962) (21)
Physicians, nuclear war, and politics. (1982) (20)
Effect of mannitol on salt excretion during water diuresis. (1949) (20)
The changing climate of medical practice. (1987) (20)
Medical insurance and health. What about managed care? (1994) (19)
Lactic acidosis and a possible new treatment. (1978) (19)
An institute for health-care evaluation. (1982) (19)
Intravenous thrombolysis in acute myocardial infarction: a progress report. (1985) (19)
Closing the books on Laetrile. (1982) (19)
American medicine at the crossroads: signs from Canada. (1989) (18)
Determining how much medical care we need. (1980) (17)
Colloquium on Scientific Authorship: Rights and Responsibilities (1989) (17)
Are Teaching Hospitals Worth the Extra Cost (1984) (17)
Cost control, doctors' ethics, and patient care. (1985) (17)
Who will train all those primary-care physicians? (1978) (17)
The allocation of medical resources by physicians. (1980) (17)
New job for an old drug? (1978) (17)
THE PARTICIPATION OF CELLS IN DISTURBANCES OF ACID‐BASE BALANCE * (1966) (15)
Reporting the Aspirin Study (1988) (15)
The future of medical practice. (1983) (15)
More on the Ingelfinger rule. (1988) (15)
The National Leadership Commission's health care plan. (1989) (15)
The impact of market forces on the physician-patient relationship. (1994) (15)
The politics of disclosure. (1997) (15)
"Self-referral"--what's at stake? (1992) (15)
Case 17-1978: Acute Renal Failure and Hemoptysis in a 44-Year-Old Man (1978) (14)
Blasts from the past. (2004) (14)
Publications and promotions for the clinical investigator (1979) (13)
Role of carbonic anhydrase in renal tubular reabsorption of bicarbonate (1953) (13)
Antitrust law and the physician entrepreneur. (1985) (13)
Endogenous production of fixed acid and the measurement of the net balance of acid in normal subjects. (2000) (13)
Artificial hearts--permanent and temporary. (1986) (13)
What Medical Graduates Need To Know But Don't Learn In Medical School (1990) (12)
Resolved: psychosocial interventions can improve clinical outcomes in organic disease--rebuttals and closing arguments. (2002) (12)
Sulfinpyrazone after myocardial infarction: no decision yet. (1980) (12)
Acute effects of acidosis on ammoniagenic pathways in the kidneys of the intact rat. (1974) (12)
What have we learned about the treatment of idiopathic membranous nephropathy with steroids? (1989) (12)
Renal tubular function during severe metabolic acidosis. (1954) (12)
Are we a filter or a sponge? (1978) (11)
The National Leadership Commission on Health Care. (1987) (11)
Generalists and specialists. (1979) (11)
The physician's role in preventing nuclear war. (1986) (11)
The diuretic effects of large doses of acetazolamide and an analog lacking carbonic anhydrase inhibiting activity. (1960) (11)
Recertification: will we retreat? (1979) (11)
Technology costs and evaluation. (1979) (11)
Electrolyte disturbances in congestive heart failure: clinical significance and management. (1954) (10)
Americans studying medicine abroad: we need a new policy. (1978) (10)
Professional regulation and the state medical boards. (1985) (10)
Publishing biomedical research: roles and responsibilities. (1990) (10)
Changes in normal renal function resulting from ACTH and cortisone. (1950) (10)
How reliable are letters? (1983) (10)
Kidney disease: acquired tubular disorders (with special reference to disturbances of concentration and dilution and of acid-base regulation). (1961) (10)
Confronting the crisis in health care. Interview by Sandra Hackman and Robert Howard. (1989) (10)
AIDS: The Emerging ‐ Ethical Dilemmas (1985) (10)
The influence of non-reabsorbable anions on acid excretion. (1969) (10)
On reading the medical literature. (1978) (10)
Professional directories--but not commercial advertising--as a public service. (1978) (10)
Control of rate of glutamine metabolism in the kidney. (1982) (9)
Americans studying medicine abroad: the distressing facts. (1978) (9)
The Ethics of Randomized Clinical Trials: Two Perspectives (1979) (9)
Who reviews the ads? (1979) (9)
A Physician's View of Freidson's Analysis (2003) (9)
Sponsorship, authorship, and accountability. (2001) (8)
Fraud in science: causes and remedies. (1989) (8)
Effects of acute acid-base changes on in vivo total ammonia synthesis in the rat. (1982) (8)
Changing the malpractice liability system. (1990) (8)
Your Doctor's Drug Problem (2003) (8)
Faculty-practice plans. (1981) (7)
Where does all that money go? (1991) (7)
The recognition and management of sodium depletion. (1951) (7)
Electrolyte and acid-base balance during acute loading with rubidium chloride. (1959) (7)
THE FUTURE OF MEDICAL PRACTICE (1942) (7)
Adjuvant Treatment of Early Breast Cancer (1989) (7)
Texas eliminates dumping. A start toward equity in hospital care. (1986) (7)
Chiropractic: recognized but unproved. (1979) (7)
The Problem of Commercialism in Medicine (2007) (7)
THE ROLE OF FIXED TISSUE BUFFERS IN ACID-BASE REGULATION. (1964) (7)
Studies of the antidiuresis of quiet standing (1951) (7)
Christian Science and the care of children. (1983) (7)
Book ReviewThe Social Transformation of American Medicine (1983) (6)
An open letter to the news media. (1979) (6)
Reporting the aspirin study: the Journal and the media. (1988) (6)
Financial associations of authors. (2002) (6)
The sulindac story: what is medical news? (1979) (6)
Requisitos de uniformidad para manuscritos presentados a revistas biomédicas (1991) (6)
Finding a lasting cure for U.S. health care. (1994) (6)
Basic science for clinicians. (1980) (6)
Greetings--with regrets. (1980) (6)
The Johns Hopkins centennial. (1989) (6)
Redundant Publication (1996) (6)
Business and professionalism in medicine at the American Medical Association. (1998) (6)
Friedlander's bacillus meningitis treated with streptomycin. (1949) (6)
Are voluntary hospitals caring for the poor? (1988) (6)
A new series on biostatistics. (1982) (6)
CONTROVERSY IN INTERNAL MEDICINE (1974) (6)
The regulation of ammonia production in the rat. (1977) (6)
Academic medicine and the public. (1969) (6)
Acid excretion in rubidium- and cesium-substituted rats. (1960) (5)
USFMG's and their board scores. (1977) (5)
Our readers vote for the news embargo. (1988) (5)
REFORMING THE HEALTH CARE SYSTEM. REPLY (1991) (5)
Trust me, I'm a scientist. (2001) (5)
Informing the public--with facts and folk tales. (1981) (5)
The AACC Lectureship Award Address. The market for health care: where is the patient? (1997) (5)
How the drug industry distorts medicine and politics . America ’ s Other Drug Problem (2015) (4)
More than sutures and transfusions. (1977) (4)
CAT scanners--conferring "the greatest benefit on mankind". (1979) (4)
The medical-industrial complex: debate. (1984) (4)
The decline and fall of managed care. (1998) (4)
Effect of infusion of rubidium chloride on plasma electrolytes and the electrocardiogram of the dog. (1959) (4)
An error corrected, a conclusion withdrawn, and a lesson learned. (1990) (4)
Uniform requirements for manuscripts submitted to biomedical journals. (2015) (4)
Is it better with a union doctor? (1979) (3)
Why we need not-for-profit health care. (1996) (3)
Presentation of the George M. Kober Medal to Franz J. Ingelfinger. (1979) (3)
Potential conflicts of interest for academic medical center leaders. (2014) (3)
RATIONING MEDICAL CARE. AUTHOR'S REPLY (1991) (3)
The Response of Muscle Cells to Changes in C 02 Tension or Extracellular Bicarbonate Concentration * (3)
Will the new generation of physicians promote health care reform? (2011) (3)
Could physicians take the lead in health reform? (2010) (3)
Treating children without parental consent. (1981) (2)
A response to Allen Buchanan's views on decision making for terminally ill incompetents (1979) (2)
Reforming Medicare--toward a modified Ryan plan. (2011) (2)
Effects of electrolyte disorders on renal structure and function. (1967) (2)
Medical Schools in the Era of Managed Care: An Interview with Arnold Relman (1999) (2)
Adding a general medicine track. (1975) (2)
A Deputy Editor (1977) (2)
175 years old: some anniversary thoughts and a new look. (1987) (2)
Steroids to prevent uremia. (1979) (2)
Volume 300. (1979) (2)
Use of medical resources--overview. (1990) (2)
Minority admissions: beyond Bakke. (1977) (2)
Are teaching hospitals worth the extra costs? (1984) (2)
Requisitos uniformes para preparar los manuscritos enviados a revistas biomédicas (1992) (2)
Meeting community needs is a major concern raised by for-profit health care. (1985) (2)
Book Review Boomerang: Clinton's health security effort and the turn against government in U.S. politics By Theda Skocpol. 230 pp., illustrated. New York, W.W. Norton, 1995. $27.50. 0-393-039-706 B (1996) (2)
Artificial hearts--permanent and temporary. (1990) (2)
Arnold Relman--the last angry doctor. Interview by Dennis L. Breo. (1991) (2)
NEW EDITORIAL ON CONFLICTS OF INTEREST. REPLY (1990) (2)
The Journal as an open forum. (1985) (2)
Forum. Two views in the debate over commercialized medicine. (1984) (2)
Why the US healthcare system is failing, and what might rescue it (2012) (2)
The Health Reform We Need & Are Not Getting (2009) (2)
Learning from failure in health care reform. (2008) (2)
ARCHIVES OF ACID-BASE BALANCE". (1965) (2)
Mixed respiratory and metabolic acidosis; report of a case showing deceptively little change in carbon dioxide content of the blood. (1957) (2)
Uniform requirements for manuscripts submitted to biomedical journals. (1984) (2)
Sounding Boards. Are the case records obsolete? Two views. (1979) (2)
Book Review Consumer-Driven Health Care: Implications for Providers, Payers, and Policy-Makers Edited by Regina E. Herzlinger. 928 pp. San Francisco, Jossey-Bass, 2004. $55. 0-7879-5258-3 (2004) (1)
Sounding board. The future of the Veterans Administration hospital system: two points of view. (1978) (1)
Physicians and business managers: a clash of cultures. (1994) (1)
Diagnosis & management of renal failure. (1956) (1)
The corporatization of the United States health-care system. (1998) (1)
Conflicting Reports on Marihuana and Health (1981–1982) (1999) (1)
The nephrotic syndrome. (1971) (1)
Vasculitis involving gastrointestinal tract, lungs, and kidneys. (1956) (1)
Doctors, Decisions, and the Law (1980) (1)
Two plans for universal health insurance. (1989) (1)
A valedictory editorial. (1991) (1)
The Academic-Corporate Merger in Medicine (1985) (1)
Raising questions about modern medicine: an interview with New England Journal of Medicine editor, Arnold S. Relman. (1986) (1)
Privatizing artificial-heart research. (1985) (1)
Technology Assessment by Physicians (1983) (1)
Selling to the for-profits. Undermining the mission. (1985) (1)
Physicians and politics. (2014) (1)
New Editorial Positions (1988) (1)
Moscow in January. (1980) (1)
Setting the record straight: are voluntary hospitals caring for the poor? (1988) (1)
Medical Research, Medical Journals and the Public Interest. (1989) (1)
A proposal for universal coverage. (2005) (1)
Fraud in biomedical research: a time for congressional restraint. (1988) (1)
Cost conrol and planning for NHI. (1978) (1)
MMWR feels the budgetary crunch. (1982) (1)
On controversy in medicine. (1978) (1)
Holiday time. (1979) (1)
Book Review Crisis of Abundance: Rethinking How We Pay for Health Care By Arnold Kling. 110 pp. Washington, DC, Cato Institute, 2006. $16.95. 1-930865-89-9 (2006) (1)
Magic Cancer Bullet: How a Tiny Orange Pill Is Rewriting Medical History (2003) (1)
More honors for Franz Ingelfinger. (1979) (1)
RX: Group practice. Modern medical practice is increasingly a matter of teamwork. (1970) (0)
In sickness and in health (1992) (0)
Conflict of interest policies: protecting readers or censoring authors? (1993) (0)
The Association of American Physicians celebrates its centennial. (1986) (0)
Preventing fraud. (1989) (0)
Referees: Anonymity and Other Problems (1965) (0)
Urinary-tract stones. (1963) (0)
Paying the piper: what tune will the government call? (1986) (0)
Book ReviewThe acid-base Status of the Blood. (1965) (0)
Countdown at Boston's Countway Medical Library: an interview with Arnold Relman. Interview by Richard L. Reece. (1988) (0)
ACID/BASE DISTURBANCES (1964) (0)
Publish or perish-or both. (1977) (0)
The lost art of urinalysis. (1957) (0)
Should biomedical research be published on the Web? (1999) (0)
Holes in the Swiss health care system. (2005) (0)
Presentation of the 1995 George M. Kober medal to Alexander Leaf. (1996) (0)
DOCTORS AND THE CLINTON PLAN. AUTHOR'S REPLY (1994) (0)
Loans for American students in foreign medical schools. (1979) (0)
"ARCHIVES OF ACID-BASE BALANCE". (1965) (0)
Robert Dawson Evans Memorial: Division of metabolism. (1951) (0)
MISCELLNEOUS: The new medical industrial complex (1981) (0)
2005 SCHROEDER SCHOLAR IN RESIDENCE LECTURE -- Reforming the U.S. Health Care System: What the Legal & (and) Medical Professions Need to Know (2005) (0)
The medical management of advanced renal insufficiency. (1954) (0)
The relations of potassium depletion to renal structure and function. (1960) (0)
Editing a general medical journal. (1982) (0)
Regulating Doctors: The Limits Of State Medical Boards (1999) (0)
Book ReviewPathologic Physiology: Mechanisms of disease. (1967) (0)
Uniform requirements for manuscripts submitted to biomedical journals. International Steering Committee of Medical Editors. (1979) (0)
The renal regulation of acidbase balance: a summary of current views. (1960) (0)
For physicians, is it the lady or the tiger? (1982) (0)
Renal excretion of hypertonic sodium solutions in addison's disease with observations on the effects of cortisone (1951) (0)
Financial Disclosures: Dr Angell reported receiving royalties from her book The Truth About the Drug Companies: How They Deceive Us and What to Do About It. (2017) (0)
MO‐C‐AUD B‐01: Technology and the Crisis in the U.S. Health Care System (2008) (0)
Will profit-takers change the face of medicine? (1981) (0)
What is clinical research? (1989) (0)
Ownership Issue Can Compromise Patient Care (2008) (0)
The role of the kidney in the formation of ascites in patients with cirrhosis. (1951) (0)
Letter to the Editor (2015) (0)
New distributor of Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report. (1983) (0)
Water and electrolyte metabolism (1960) (0)
Effect of DOCA on electrolyte balance in normal subjects and its relation to sodium ingestion (1953) (0)
Dialogue: disclosure of conflicts of interest--edited excerpts from two seminars. (1985) (0)
The nephrotic syndrome. (1971) (0)
What is happening to our health care system? (1986) (0)
Schroeder lecture. Reforming the U.S. health care system: what the legal & medical professions need to know. (2005) (0)
Relman on Maddox. (1988) (0)
The Physician and Antitrust Law (1989) (0)
THE PROPRIETARIZATION OF VOLUNTARY HOSPITALS* (2007) (0)
Clinicopathologic conference. (1970) (0)
The Harvard Medical School Bicentennial [. (1982) (0)
Better service for our overseas subscribers. (1982) (0)
A new European edition. (1979) (0)
Corporate medicine: good for our health? No. (1985) (0)
Anniversary discourse the purposes and prospects of The General Medical Journal. (1988) (0)
Clinical research--its methods and its meaning. (1962) (0)
The responsible role of a chairman of the department of medicine in postgraduate training. (1975) (0)
Letter: Careers in specialties not determined by need. (1976) (0)
What you always wanted to know about the Howard Hughes Medical Institute but were afraid to ask. (1978) (0)
The Debate on Primary-Care Manpower (1978) (0)
How does the brain function during starvation ? 1972 – 1977 (2004) (0)
Association of American Physicians. Presidential address. (1984) (0)
Worth the fight. (2005) (0)
Season's Greetings (2002) (0)
Clinicopathologic conference. (1954) (0)
John Lister, London correspondent. (1980) (0)
Various, Editorial Reviews of Manuscripts -- 1961-68 -- Professional Affiliations and Memberships, Correspondence (Journals) -- letter, 1964-01-17 (1964) (0)
Secretory otitis media: the Cantekin affair. (1992) (0)
Book ReviewPathology of the Kidney. (1975) (0)
The politics of disclosure (1997) (0)
Book Review Universities in the Marketplace: The Commercialization of Higher Education By Derek Bok. 233 pp. Princeton, N.J., Princeton University Press, 2003. $22.95. 0-691-11412-9 (2003) (0)
Two hundred years young. (1981) (0)
The old Atlantic City meetings. (2008) (0)
The Bill Schwartz I Knew (2009) (0)
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS Academic Medicine and the Public (1969) (0)
Changes in the Journal. (1990) (0)
Sponsorship, authorship and accountability (2001) (0)
Metabolic acidosis. (1968) (0)
The task of the medical editor. (1990) (0)
"Me-too" products--friend or foe? (2004) (0)
Nothing to Cough At (2008) (0)
SELF-REFERRAL BY PHYSICIANS. AUTHORS REPLY (1993) (0)
Doctors as entrepreneurs: let the patient beware. (1980) (0)

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