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A US drug maker encouraged Indian doctors to prescribe a drug unproven for diabetic neuropathy (nerve damage) that until recently lacked central government approval, finds a special report in The BMJ.
The charity Orbis wants to end avoidable blindness worldwide, which is why we chose it for this year’s BMJ Christmas appeal,
Register now for the next symposium run by the award-winning team at Royal Free Hospital (The Atrium) on16 March 2017.
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