Regardless of whether all 278 individual US rheumatologist‐authors were considered, only the 80 of them who served as a corresponding author were considered, or only the 110 who authored opinion or review pieces, disparities between males and females in total payments, research‐associated payments, and non–research‐associated payments were appreciated, with the differences in non–research‐associated payments being the most glaring and highly significant.
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Industry Payments to United States Rheumatologist-Authors of Publications in High-Impact Rheumatology Journals.
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