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Janice Hopkins Tanne

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As seen in: The BMJ, EIN News
award-winning medical journalist who writes for the public and for doctors, NYC correspondent for British Medical Journal
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Organ donation service that tried to take organs from “thrashing and crying” patient is decertified

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By Janice Hopkins Tanne Verified, affiliationsNew York
| The BMJ Verified
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Doctors ejected from diabetes conference for criticising US administration face internal investigation

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By Janice Hopkins Tanne Verified, affiliationsNew York
| The BMJ Verified
Fallout from the controversial ejection of a group of doctors from a major medical conference for criticising the Trump administration continues to roll on.
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Trump: ADA president elect resigns after US doctors are ejected from diabetes meeting

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By Janice Hopkins Tanne Verified, affiliationsNew York
| The BMJ Verified
The president elect of the American Diabetes Association (ADA) has resigned following uproar at the association’s annual meeting, when five doctors were forcibly ejected after handing out copies of an editorial criticising the administration of the US president, Donald Trump.1 Jennifer Green, professor of medicine at the Duke Clinical Research Institute, was due to lead the ADA from January 2027.
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