On June 5, five scientists were removed from the American Diabetes Association (ADA) annual meeting in New Orleans for distributing copies of an editorial published in the journal Diabetes Care, which criticized the Trump administration's stance on scientific research. Following the incident, there was public backlash and an apology from the ADA's CEO. Recently, deputy editors of Diabetes Care released an editorial and seven opinion articles on a preprint server, alleging that ADA leadership was aware of the distribution of the editorial and coordinated with security to remove the scientists. The ADA was invited to respond to the articles prior to their publication.
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Details Emerge Regarding Incident at American Diabetes Association Conference
Five scientists were ousted from the American Diabetes Association conference for distributing a critical editorial. New articles allege that ADA leadership was aware of the incident and coordinated the removal with security. The ADA was invited to respond to the claims before publication.
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Details Emerge Regarding Incident at American Diabetes Association Conference