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Conflicts of Interest in Medicine: From Individual Clinical Management to Population-Level Governance

2026-08-18

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Conflicts of interest (COI) in medicine are often discussed as a general threat to the integrity of clinical practice and health policy. However, their implications may differ substantially according to the level and reversibility of the decisions involved. This opinion article examines this distinction by comparing COI in the management of lifestyle-related diseases with those arising in infectious disease policy...

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849f2cc0-4754-5c0c-815c-ba4bec1d6520
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10.20944/preprints202608.1247.v1
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