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STAT+: ADA review of members’ expulsion denies group censored opinions, called in police
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关键摘要
ADA内部审查称驱逐5名成员非因言论审查，系违反会议分发材料规定
- ADA五名成员因散发批评联邦拨款削减的编辑部文章被驱逐
- 内部审查认定驱逐主因是违反会场分发材料行为规范
- 审查否认驱逐与文章内容或警方介入有关
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正文提要
Almost three months after five members of the American Diabetes Association were ejected from the group’s scientific sessions in New Orleans for handing out an editorial criticizing federal funding cuts, an internal review has rejected claims of silencing protest and involving local police.
The findings from a five-person committee selected by ADA were described in a press release issued Tuesday evening. The review is being sent to the ADA board for action, STAT has learned, but it appears unlikely to quiet controversy that has persisted since June 5.
The review dismissed suggestions that the organization acted in reaction to the substance of an April 29 commentary, published in its Diabetes Care journal, and distributed outside the hall where the National Institutes of Health director was scheduled to speak. Instead, it concluded that the action was spurred by behavior of people handing out the document — saying they violated a code of conduct for conference attendees that prohibits distribution of printed materials in certain areas.