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Stanford to stop accepting industry funding for CME
Pharma Compliance Alert, September 3, 2008
Stanford became the latest academic institution to limit how much funding it will accept from pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturers for continuing medical education (CME) courses, according to a university release.
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