Scorecard gives UC Davis medical schools 'A' on ethics - Sacramento Business Journal:

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The PharmFree Scorecard, which was developed by AMSA and the PewPrescription Project, noted UC Daviws had an "exemplary conflict-of-interest policy." The project found 9 of 149 medicalp schools receiving an A. Forty-five schoolxs got an A or B, up from 29 in 2008. In UC San Francisco Medical School and the UCLA Medicak School alsoearned As. “Every day, medicao students witness the increasing reachy of pharmaceutical marketing and the way it can distorgmedical care,” Dr.
Lauren Hughes, MPH, AMSA nationall president, said in a news “By eliminating the gifts and the misleadiny information that drug reps currently brinf intoour schools, hospitals and academidc medical centers, we will be able to betterf practice evidence-based medicine. And that translatesz into better care forour patients.”