Fwd: WSJ.com - A suit involving J&J offers a glimpse into ties between the medical-device industry and doctors who can influence what consumers hear about products

[Amy Park]

WSJ article on vaginal mesh/Lucente/COI 

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[Cassie]

Crazy shit

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[Rebecca Margulies]

Wow!!!!! Go WSJ

[Rebecca Margulies]

Thx for sending amy