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Relman at NEJM Shapes Medicine's Debate and Policy
Arnold Relman, longtime editor of The New England Journal of Medicine, wields influence over publishing, medical economics, and policy while arguing doctors must be patient advocates not businesspeople. His leadership has driven high standards, controversial studies, and fierce industry critique as he mentors colleague Marcia Angell and defends rigorous peer review.
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Arnold Relman
New England Journal of Medicine
Washington Post
Boston
Relman
Brigham & Women’s Hospital
Boston Symphony
America
New England Journal
Marcia Angell
Belman
Massachusetts Medical Society
The
Lancet
Journal of
American Medical Association
Daniel S. Greenberg
Washington
Journal
Science and Government Report
Dr. Relman
Cornell University
Columbia’s College of Physicians and Surgeons
Franz Ingelfinger
Greenberg
Uwe Reinhardt
Princeton University
Angell