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...Golden Age of the '30s and '40s, the industry was often accused of escapism. And certainly the films in Hollywood's war effort portrayed the conflict in terms and tones that would comfort as much as enlighten the audience. A neutral eye might see them as propaganda. But there was no neutrality in movie theaters. So the Germans were painted as sadistic dandies, the Japanese as deranged barbarians. And the American GIs, in a platoon of varied ethnicities (all white - this was before the integration of the Army), were steely men of purpose, risking their lives, sometimes dying, to defend...
...Maybe it was; or you could argue no. But at least moviemakers of the '40s didn't ignore the war that defined their decade - as Hollywood has done in our decade, in a conflict that has now lasted more than a year longer than America's involvement in World...
...response to the failure of three Harvard researchers to disclose their financial ties to companies related to their studies, the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) has modified its conflict of interest policy in an attempt to ensure full disclosure of such financial connections...
...result of the new policy, the determination of whether a conflict of interest exists will happen earlier in the process, according to a spokeswoman for JAMA who asked not to be named due to the association’s policy...
...wake of JAMA’s July 12 announcement that it would increase its scrutiny of possible cases of conflict of interest, Kurth and his team disclosed their connections to the drug companies...