Five futures for academic medicine

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Wine presses of academia produce young wines that don't cellar well

Roger K A Allen, consultant thoracic and sleep physician in private practice (rogerallen@internode.on.net)

Spring Hill, Brisbane, QLD 4000, Australia

EDITOR—Godlee writes that academic medicine lacks vision and leadership in relation to the report from the International campaign to Revitalise Academic Medicine.1 2 Universities are no longer intellectual arenas or places of scientific debate. Drug company money salts most departments. Machines can analyse whatever DNA probe until a “significant” correlation is squeezed like grapes in a wine press.The next scientific meeting is only …