Eli Lilly to disclose payments to doctors
Eli Lilly and Co. will begin disclosing how much money it paid to individual doctors for advice, speeches, and other services. The move was prompted by a push by federal legislators toward transparency, and to ensure that such payments do not improperly influence medical decisions.
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