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Krimsky, S. et al., Fraquelli, M. et al.

Fraquelli, Conte, Cammà, Casazza, Di Bona, Rebulla, Prati, Krimsky, Rothenberg,

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Disease relevance of Disclosure

Commercial sponsorship was significantly more frequent among the chronic hepatitis sites (45%) than among the hemochromatosis (15%) or Caroli's disease sites (0%) (P = 0.002); 61% of the commercial sites did not include a financial disclosure [1].

High impact information on Disclosure

Nearly three fourths of journal editors surveyed usually publish author disclosure statements suggesting that low rates of personal financial disclosures are either a result of low rates of author financial interest in the subject matter of their publications or poor compliance by authors to the journals' COI policies [2].

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Quality-related variables at hepatological websites. Fraquelli, M., Conte, D., Cammà, C., Casazza, G., Di Bona, D., Rebulla, P., Prati, D. Digestive and liver disease : official journal of the Italian Society of Gastroenterology and the Italian Association for the Study of the Liver. (2004) [Pubmed]
Conflict of interest policies in science and medical journals: editorial practices and author disclosures. Krimsky, S., Rothenberg, L.S. Science and engineering ethics. (2001) [Pubmed]

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