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April 28
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Industry ties to medical schools
Nothing really seems to change. When I was a graduate student at the University of Michigan fifty years ago, our student friends in the Med School were alredy getting cases of Enfamil and Similac, so much that they gave cases to us, and my wife and I happily used this baby milk supplement. So, what is new?
Sol Gittleman, Tufts University, at 8:05 am EDT on April 28, 2008