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Northwestern Upholds its "Brand," Never Mind Free Speech and Academic Freedom

Posted by Unknown | Published at 11.35 | academic freedom, anechoic effect, bioethics, censorship, free speech, mission-hostile management, Northwestern University

Threats to free speech and academic freedom in health care were a major concern when we started Health Care Renewal . Such threats may no...

Childish, petty and vindictive: UPMC hospitals ban sale of Post-Gazette from their gift shops

Posted by Unknown | Published at 04.26 | anechoic effect, free speech, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, UPMC

Here's a new angle on how a healthcare organization might react to unfavorable press: Ban the sale of the newspaper in question from the...

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How Institutional Conflicts of Interest Exacerbate the Anechoic Effect - the Example of ASCO Fearing "Biting the Hand that Feeds You"

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