Editorial Independence and theCanadian Medical Association Journal

John Hoey

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Dr. John Hoey, former editor-in-chief of the CMAJ writes that there is a desperate need in medicine for open, plain-spoken discourse. Without it, the current erosion of public trust in science and medicine will continue and will ultimately translate into poorer individual and population health.

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2006Politics and Independence — The Collapse of theCanadian Medical Association Journal 1999Science, sex and semantics: the firing of George Lundberg.2005The editorial autonomy of CMAJ

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