Medicine, the media and monetary interests: the need for transparency and professionalismR Moynihan
Australian Financial Review
Med J Aust 173:631-4. 2000
..If one of the media's roles is informing the community about the business of health and medicine in a fair and accurate way, a cultural change in medical journalism is required...
Selling sickness: the pharmaceutical industry and disease mongeringRay Moynihan
Australian Financial Review, GPO Box 506, Sydney, 2201, Australia
BMJ 324:886-91. 2002
Alosetron: a case study in regulatory capture, or a victory for patients' rights?Ray Moynihan
Australian Financial Review, GPO Box 506, Sydney 2201, NSW, Australia
BMJ 325:592-5. 2002
Pharmaceutical industry funding of educational events for pharmacists in Australia: an analysis of data from the first 6 months of a mandatory disclosure programmeJane Robertson
Clinical Pharmacology, School of Medicine and Public Health, The University of Newcastle, Waratah, NSW, Australia
Int J Pharm Pract 18:88-92. 2010
..The aim of the study was to assess the extent of pharmacist participation in pharmaceutical industry-sponsored educational events in Australia...
Drug maker urges group to lobby FDA on testosterone for womenRay Moynihan
BMJ 329:1255. 2004
FDA advisers warn of more deaths if drug is relaunchedRay Moynihan
BMJ 325:561. 2002
FDA's safety reform is greeted with scepticismRay Moynihan
BMJ 330:435. 2005
New free trade agreement sparks fight over drug pricingRay Moynihan
BMJ 330:213. 2005
The marketing of a disease: female sexual dysfunctionRay Moynihan
BMJ 330:192-4. 2005
FDA panel rejects testosterone patch for women on safety groundsRay Moynihan
BMJ 329:1363. 2004
The intangible magic of celebrity marketingRay Moynihan
PLoS Med 1:e42. 2004
The fight against disease mongering: generating knowledge for actionRay Moynihan
University of Newcastle, Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia
PLoS Med 3:e191. 2006
Obesity task force linked to WHO takes "millions" from drug firmsRay Moynihan
BMJ 332:1412. 2006
Roche defends buying lavish meals for doctors at Sydney's restaurantsRay Moynihan
BMJ 333:169. 2006
Attempt to undermine European ban on advertising drugs fails in FranceRay Moynihan
BMJ 334:279. 2007
Doctors' education: the invisible influence of drug company sponsorshipRay Moynihan
University of Newcastle, New South Wales
BMJ 336:416-7. 2008
Disease mongering is now part of the global health debateRay Moynihan
School of Medicine and Public Health, University of Newcastle, Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia
PLoS Med 5:e106. 2008
Key opinion leaders: independent experts or drug representatives in disguise?Ray Moynihan
University of Newcastle, Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia
BMJ 336:1402-3. 2008
Drug maker's PR firm is force behind blood clot awareness campaignRay Moynihan
BMJ 336:1460-1. 2008
Is the relationship between pharma and medical education on the rocks?Ray Moynihan
University of Newcastle
BMJ 337:a925. 2008
FDA panel approves one make of silicone breast implant in the USRay Moynihan
BMJ 330:919. 2005
Controversial disease dropped from Prozac product informationRay Moynihan
BMJ 328:365. 2004
Drug company targets US state health officialsRay Moynihan
BMJ 328:306. 2004
FDA advisory panel calls for suicide warnings over new antidepressantsRay Moynihan
BMJ 328:303. 2004
Drug firms hype disease as sales ploy, industry chief claimsRay Moynihan
BMJ 324:867. 2002
FDA fails to reduce accessibility of paracetamol despite 450 deaths a yearRay Moynihan
BMJ 325:678. 2002
The making of a disease: female sexual dysfunctionRay Moynihan
Australian Financial Review, GPO Box 506, Sydney 2201, NSW, Australia
BMJ 326:45-7. 2003
Company launches campaign to "counter" BMJ claimsRay Moynihan
BMJ 326:120. 2003
US seniors group attacks pharmaceutical industry "fronts"Ray Moynihan
BMJ 326:351. 2003
Anti-Glaxo campaign heats up in United StatesRay Moynihan
BMJ 326:413. 2003
FDA officials argue over safety of new arthritis drugRay Moynihan
BMJ 326:565. 2003
Drug company sponsorship of education could be replaced at a fraction of its costRay Moynihan
BMJ 326:1163. 2003
Who pays for the pizza? Redefining the relationships between doctors and drug companies. 1: entanglementRay Moynihan
BMJ 326:1189-92. 2003
Who pays for the pizza? Redefining the relationships between doctors and drug companies. 2: DisentanglementRay Moynihan
BMJ 326:1193-6. 2003
Making medical journalism healthierRay Moynihan
Lancet 361:2097-8. 2003
Global consulting firm calls for revolution in drug marketingRay Moynihan
BMJ 327:468. 2003
Cochrane at crossroads over drug company sponsorshipRay Moynihan
BMJ 327:924-6. 2003
Safety concerns about breast implants persistRay Moynihan
BMJ 327:947. 2003
Cochrane plans to allay fears over industry influenceRay Moynihan
BMJ 327:1005. 2003
Should drug companies be allowed to sponsor Cochrane reviews?Ray Moynihan
CMAJ 169:1201. 2003
Too much medicine?Ray Moynihan
BMJ 324:859-60. 2002