Money matters roil Cleveland Clinic's reputation

Article Abstract:

An independent audit of the famed Cleveland Clinic revealed that the clinic and its scientists are not attentive enough to financial conflicts of interest and the finding is prompting the clinic to change the way its scientists report and manage conflicts. Several clinic officials have had questionable financial ties with makers of medical devices and drugs tested on the clinic's patients, and the clinic has reached a point of imbalance between innovation and transparency.

Financial management, Finance, Company financing, Cleveland Clinic Health System

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Richard Chaisson

Article Abstract:

Richard Chaisson, who was unexpectedly thrusted into the emerging AIDS crisis, is now successfully applying lessons learned locally to questions with a global reach. Chaisson and his colleagues have built the Center for TB Research (CTR) to international prominence and secured $111 million in grants, focusing primarily on TB-HIV coinfection.

Science & research, Executive changes & profiles, Research, Officials and employees, Tuberculosis, Johns Hopkins University, Chaisson, Richard

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