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Letter to Mayo Clinic on Free Speech and Academic Freedom

93 Comments

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Christopher Minson PhD
3 years ago

Kenneth M. and Kenda H. Singer Endowed Professor of Human Physiology University of Oregon

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Scott Eggener
3 years ago

Professor of Surgery University of Chicago

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Israel Zyskind
3 years ago

Dr. Joyner is a credit to the medical academic world and has contributed to science immensely. What an injustice against him.

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Ferric Fang MD
3 years ago

Professor of Laboratory Medicine & Microbiology, University of Washington School of Medicine

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Steven Roth MD
3 years ago

Michael Reese Professor of Anesthesiology, University of Illinois at Chicago

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Rosemary Agostini
3 years ago

Founder and First Chief of Activity, Sports and Exercise Medicine Washington Permanente Medical Group, Seattle WA.

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Mark Edward Wilson MD
3 years ago

Chair and Medical Director Buffalo Hospital Midwest Radiologic Consultants

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Kirstin Erickson
3 years ago

Assistant Professor of Anesthesiolgy & Perioperative Medicine. Consultant, Mayo Clinic.

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Pamela Reich
3 years ago

I have the utmost respect for Dr. Joyner. In all the years I have known him, he has always given respect and caring to everyone.

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Elizabeth Parks PhD
3 years ago

Professor, University of Missouri

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Franck Brocherie PhD
3 years ago

Senior Researcher, France

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Daniele Focosi
3 years ago

“Tolerance will reach such a level that intelligent people will be banned from thinking so as not to offend the imbeciles." (Fyodor Dostoevsky)

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Sarah Brown
3 years ago

Mayo should be apolitical. Free speech is so important. Now days if you don’t go with the flow you’re a bigot and hateful. People no longer discuss or entertain viewpoints contrary to their own. Dare I say censure of speech is Fascist…come on Mayo.

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Daniel Horton
3 years ago

How dare they mute this man and deprive me, and countless others, of a valued perspective?

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Rexford Ahima MD PhD
3 years ago

Professor of Medicine, Public Health & Nursing; Johns Hopkins University

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Aaron Tobian
3 years ago

Professor of Pathology Johns Hopkins University

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Evan M Bloch MD MS
3 years ago Featured

Associate Professor of Pathology Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine I fully support Mike Joyner's position; he is an exceptional physician, researcher and advocate for freedom of speech alike. The current assault on his reputation is wholly unjustified.

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Andrew M Harrison MD PhD
3 years ago

Mentee of Dr. Joyner for many years. This is wrong.

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krishnan chittur
3 years ago

Why oh why would mayoclinic strangle academic freedom and advances in medicine itself? Shocking to say the least. Are there any rational people at the Mayo?

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Sui Huang MD PhD
3 years ago

Professor, Institute for Systems Biology, Seattle WA