Academic medicine: who is it for?

doi:10.1136/bmj.330.7487.362

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Medical profession needs to care about academic medicine and promote it

Hanamaraddi T Gangal, practising surgeon (htgangal@sancharnet.in)

Hubli, 580021, Ka, India

EDITOR—The medical profession and society are at loggerheads because they mistrust each other as a result of increasing adverse effects from the concepts, drugs, and amenities advocated and promoted by business oriented biotechnologies and industry; these promotions have been blindly used and accepted by the serving profession for various reasons, including financial gains. This has led to the BMJ's long overdue …