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
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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
Kenneth M. and Kenda H. Singer Endowed Professor of Human Physiology University of Oregon
Professor of Surgery University of Chicago
Dr. Joyner is a credit to the medical academic world and has contributed to science immensely. What an injustice against him.
Professor of Laboratory Medicine & Microbiology, University of Washington School of Medicine
Michael Reese Professor of Anesthesiology, University of Illinois at Chicago
Founder and First Chief of Activity, Sports and Exercise Medicine Washington Permanente Medical Group, Seattle WA.
Chair and Medical Director Buffalo Hospital Midwest Radiologic Consultants
Assistant Professor of Anesthesiolgy & Perioperative Medicine. Consultant, Mayo Clinic.
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.
Professor, University of Missouri
Senior Researcher, France
“Tolerance will reach such a level that intelligent people will be banned from thinking so as not to offend the imbeciles." (Fyodor Dostoevsky)
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.
How dare they mute this man and deprive me, and countless others, of a valued perspective?
Professor of Medicine, Public Health & Nursing; Johns Hopkins University
Professor of Pathology Johns Hopkins University
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.
Mentee of Dr. Joyner for many years. This is wrong.
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?
Professor, Institute for Systems Biology, Seattle WA