We spend our time hunting down announcements, stories, studies, tittle tattle, pretty much anything relevant to the medical device industry and the medical professional. Just occasionally we find a piece that is so on-the-money that we have to point you at it. This time its medical journalist Merrill Goozner’s piece for MassDevice in which he thought-provokingly suggests that just occasionally what makes up published reports of differences in clinical performance between products is “thinly disguised marketing studies”.
It speaks for itself, here.
Source: MassDevice
published: April 18, 2012 in: Cardio, Clinical Studies/Trials, medlatest Editorial, Offline