New Jersey attorney general Anne Milgram wants the Garden State to clamp down on industry payments to physicians, mirroring laws already on the books in Massachusetts and Vermont.
New Jersey attorney general Anne Milgram wants the Garden State to adopt rules akin to regulations in Massachusetts and Vermont, so-called "gift bans" governing the relationship between industry and physicians.
Like its more northern neighbors in the Bay and Green Mountain states, the proposed rules aim to address "the pervasive and largely unregulated conflicts of interest that arise from the financial relationships between physicians and pharmaceutical and medical device companies."
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