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To the Editor: My recent article in the Journal (Sept. 23 issue)¹ has received some attention from the media, and I would like to clarify the facts.

In February 1998, Dr. Alastair Wood, editor of the Journal 's Drug Therapy series, invited me to submit a review article on the treatment of hair loss. He asked me to inform him of any equity interest I held in companies whose products would be discussed in the article and any consultancies or other financial support I had from such companies. I responded in writing to Dr. Wood that I was a consultant . . . [Full Text of this Article]

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Disclosure of Authors' Conflicts of Interest: A Follow-Up
Angell M., Utiger R. D., Wood A. J.J.
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N Engl J Med 2000; 342:586-587, Feb 24, 2000. Correspondence

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