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
University of South Carolina School of Medicine
Professor of Immunology Tufts University School of Medicine. Fellow, Cavaillès École Normale Supérieure, Paris.
Professor of Kinesiology Penn State University
Professor of Applied Physiology University of Exeter Medical School Exeter, U.K.
University of California Davis David, CA 95616
Dr. Michael Joyner is an outstanding physiologist and physician. He speaks truth.
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.
Associate Professor of Exercise Science University of Mississippi
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.
Professor of Surgery, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Mayo's reputation is at serious risk if it does not correct this mistake.
Senior Investigator, NIDDK/NIH
PhD. Emeritus Professor. Victoria University, Australia