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But the episode raises troubling ethical and practical questions for Newsday, said Kelly McBride, the ethics group leader at the Poynter Institute, a journalism foundation in St .Petersburg, Fla ."Newspapers accept ads at their own discretion, but they generally set the bar pretty high for rejecting advertising, because they don't want to be seen as denying access to free speech," she said.

She first got involved through the students' union's environment and ethics group.

The Poynter Institute, the journalism ethics group, said last week that the payments corrupted journalism.

Ms. Sloan of the ethics group said the F.D.A. reply to Altria was "incredibly dismissive".

The practice, however, drew concerns from an ethics group this year.

"It's a legitimate concern," said Craig Holman, a registered lobbyist for Public Citizen, a nonpartisan ethics group in Washington.

Representative Charles B. Rangel's financial disclosure forms had at least 28 omissions in the past 30 years and failed to account for what became of more than $239,000 in assets, according to a report issued Wednesday by a private government-ethics group.

Most of the panel members have several years of experience in clinical ethics, and the Clinical Ethics Group as a whole conduct more than 1200 consults per year.

JK and ZE are researchers at the South African AIDS Vaccine Initiative's HIV AIDS Vaccine Ethics Group, School of Psychology, University of KwaZulu-Natal.

The ethical framework was vetted through S & W's Pandemic Planning Committee, the Joint Centre for Bioethics Clinical Ethics Groupp (comprised of the affiliated health care organizations' clinical ethicists), the MOHLTC Vaccine and Antiviral Working Group, and the MOHLTC pandemic planning committee.

The Institutional Ethics Group assessed the study protocol and identified minimal ethical risks.