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Table of Contents Forward by Jerome Kassirer Framing the Issues Introduction: Patient Stories
1. The Heart of the Matter
Case Studies
2. The Evolution of the French Medicine
3. Coping with Physicians' Conflicts of Interest in France
4. The Rise of a Protected Medical Market: The United States before 1950
5. The Commercial Transformation: The United States, 1950-1980
6. The Logic of Medical Markets: The United States, 1980 to the Present
7. Coping with Physicians' Conflicts of Interest in the United States
8. The Evolution of Japanese Medicine
9. Coping with Physicians' Conflicts of Interest in Japan
Implications
10. Reforms
11. Professionalism Reconsidered Conclusion: The Way Forward
Appendix: Conflicts of Interest Ideas: Origins and Application to Physicians Acronyms and Glossary Acknowledgements About the Author
Bibliography
Index
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