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Medical investigation uncovers massive bribery ring of “kickback” payments to doctors

Many patients receive health care from doctors who get incentives from drug firms and medical device companies, according to a study in the Journal of General Internal Medicine. Data from the study revealed that when accounting for only the respondents’

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