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Letter to Mayo Clinic on Free Speech and Academic Freedom

93 Comments

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Brandon VanderVeen
3 years ago

University of South Carolina School of Medicine

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Ana M Soto MD
3 years ago

Professor of Immunology Tufts University School of Medicine. Fellow, Cavaillès École Normale Supérieure, Paris.

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Lacy M Alexander PhD
3 years ago

Professor of Kinesiology Penn State University

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Andrew Jones PhD DSc
3 years ago

Professor of Applied Physiology University of Exeter Medical School Exeter, U.K.

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Professor Keith Baar
3 years ago

University of California Davis David, CA 95616

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George A Brooks
3 years ago

Dr. Michael Joyner is an outstanding physiologist and physician. He speaks truth.

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Gregory D Fink
3 years ago

Dr. Joyner is a superb clinician, scientist and researcher. And hugely respected by all who work with him and for him. For this to befall a person with a ironclad commitment to fairness and reasoned discourse is extremely disturbing.

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Jeremy P Loenneke PhD
3 years ago

Associate Professor of Exercise Science University of Mississippi

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Ken Abrams
3 years ago

I'm a professor of psychology at nearby Carleton College and fully support Dr. Joyner's freedom of speech. I agree with the letter that the attempt to silence Dr. Joyner tarnishes the Mayo brand a bit.

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Marty Makary MD MPH
3 years ago

Professor of Surgery, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

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Allen Frances MD
3 years ago

Mayo's reputation is at serious risk if it does not correct this mistake.

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Kevin Hall PhD
3 years ago

Senior Investigator, NIDDK/NIH

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Glenn McConell
3 years ago

PhD. Emeritus Professor. Victoria University, Australia