May 30, 2024 11:35 AM EDT

Doctors who endorse drugs on social media are often compensated, JAMA study finds

Lia DeGroot

Physicians who posted endorsements of drugs on social media often received cash payments from industry, and in some cases didn’t disclose that they had been …

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Doctors who endorse drugs on social media are often compensated, JAMA study finds

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Doc­tors who en­dorse drugs on so­cial me­dia are of­ten com­pen­sat­ed, JA­MA study finds

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Doctors who endorse drugs on social media are often compensated, JAMA study finds