BOSTON (AP) — Health care providers will be able to enjoy “modest meals” paid for by pharmaceutical companies or medical device makers under new rules approved by a state health board.
A 2008 gift ban law bars those companies from buying meals for doctors, except in hospitals or other health care settings. But drug makers and medical device companies argued the ban was too restrictive, and the Legislature recently instructed regulators to ease it.
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