Medical Marketing & Media (MM&M), one of the more interesting industry magazines, just printed a piece by my friend and colleague, Harry Sweeney, called "Clash of Civilizations".

What's interesting is the juxtaposition of Harry's piece, with its colorful language, in a spread with an ad showing an image of a baby boomer as he may have looked in 1968. It could not be happenstance that brought these two together -- even the color schemes match! The folks at MM&M surely must have tongues in cheek.

While the title of the article plus Harry's choice of phrases fit nicely with the ad image, the ad copy doesn't jibe with the opinions of the Coalition for Healthcare Communications, an organization in which Harry plays a leading role.

For more on this interesting example of non-separation of church and state in publishing, see today's post to Pharma Marketing Blog.