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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