The New England Journal of Medicine was established in 1811 by John Collins Warren, a Boston physician and scholar. Since then the NEJM has evolved to meet the current needs of physicians. The NEJM is, "dedicated to bringing physicians the best research and key information at the intersection of biomedical science and clinical practice, and to presenting the information in an understandable and clinically useful format."

In order to ensure that the highest standards are reached, its editors evaluate each and every piece that is submitted; making sure that the authors' financial associations do not influence their research or publication.

Please read on to learn more about the New England Journal of Medicine and how their research and articles work to ensure the safety of medical devices and prescription drugs.

• Topics-Visit this page if you are looking for a specific condition or medical specialty. All topics include research, reviews and case discussions. Topics include: cardiology, pediatrics, kidney transplants, legal issues in medicine and obesity.
• Articles- Articles are available by article type. The NEJM archives on this page are available as far back as 1990. Topics here include: drug and device safety, health policy, research and medicine and the law.
• Issue Index- The issue index includes every article the New England Journal of Medicine has ever published. Browse issues by year or search by volume or date.

The staff and attorneys at Hupy & Abraham want to ensure that you have the most current news as it relates to the safety of medical devices and prescription drugs. The NEJM is an excellent resource that guides both physicians and patients as they choose the best and safest medical route.

If you believe that you have been injured or made ill by a medical device or prescription drug, you may not be alone. Please contact your Milwaukee, Wis. class action attorney at Hupy & Abraham today for your free consultation. Together we can send a powerful message to big pharma: You have done harm and you will compensate us for our losses.

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