Do Psychiatry Journals Know Who's Paying Their Authors?
Conexiant
November 25, 2025
Physician-authors in AJP and JAMA Psychiatry left undisclosed $645,135 in industry payments, 14.2% of their total $4.54 million over three years.
Among 2,872 publications screened, 74 articles by 27 eligible authors met inclusion criteria, revealing significant undisclosed payments.
Top 10 authors accounted for 95% of undisclosed payments, indicating a concentration of undisclosed conflicts among a small group.
Research payments made up 82% of all undisclosed payments, with randomized controlled trials accounting for 99% of total payments.
Disclosure practices varied, with some authors disclosing less than half of their payments, despite both journals requiring broad financial relationship disclosures.
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