Pfizer funds "new model" of unbiased CME in US with $3 million to Stanford

Stanford University School of Medicine is developing new continuing medical education (CME) courses for physicians which are free from influence from the pharmaceutical industry, despite being funded by a three-year, $3 million grant from Pfizer. But the move has not put to rest the ongoing controversy over how to fund US CME, in which doctors are required to participate on a regular basis.

Stanford University School of Medicine is developing new continuing medical education (CME) courses for physicians which are free from influence from the pharmaceutical industry, despite being funded by a three-year, $3 million grant from Pfizer. But the move has not put to rest the ongoing controversy over how to fund US CME, in which doctors are required to participate on a regular basis.

According to Stanford, Pfizer will have no say in how the funds are spent. Rather, the funds will be used...

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