NEJM appoints Eric Rubin to succeed Jeffrey Drazen as EIC; Amphastar prevails against Momenta/Sandoz in years-long lawsuit
→ The New England Journal of Medicine has selected Eric Rubin as the new editor-in-chief of the Journal and NEJM Group — to replace Jeffrey Drazen, who has been as the EIC of NEJM since 2000. Rubin, who has authored more than 147 scientific articles, has served as an associate editor of the NEJM since 2012 and will start in his new role come September. “Dr. Rubin is a recognized and respected leader in the field of infectious disease, where he is known for his groundbreaking tuberculosis research and his personal dedication to often neglected populations of patients,” said Maryanne Bombaugh, president of the Massachusetts Medical Society, which owns NEJM.
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