Posted AT 6:40 PM EDT on 07/03/06
CMA to review journal's governance
Toronto — The Canadian Medical Association moved to try to salvage its battered medical journal Tuesday, announcing that Antonio Lamer, retired chief justice of the Supreme Court, would head a panel that will make recommendations on the future governance structure of the Canadian Medical Association Journal.
Dr. Noni MacDonald, a Halifax pediatrician who has been serving on the CMAJ's journal oversight board, was named interim editor.
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