Treating The Common Cold An Expert Panel Consensus Recommendation for Primary Care Clinicians
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Tim R. Covington, MS, PharmD reports a current consulting agreement with ACIP-CO, Inc.; current financial interest/stock ownership in TIAA/CREF retirement portfolio, and research funding sources including Strategic Health Partners and Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Alabama. Robert Henkin, MD, PhD reports a current consulting agreement with The Quigley Corporation. Wendy Wright, MS, FNP reports serving on the speaker bureaus of the following companies: Pfizer, EXACT Sciences, Aventis, GlaxoSmithKline, AstraZeneca, and McNeil Consumer, and Specialty Pharmaceuticals. Shelley Miller, MMS, PA-C and Marion Sassetti, MD report no device or drug company affiliations that could represent potential conflicts of interest.
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