Updated
Updated · STAT · Sep 11
4 Diabetes Care Editors Boycott ADA Journal Duties After June Meeting Removals
Updated
Updated · STAT · Sep 11

4 Diabetes Care Editors Boycott ADA Journal Duties After June Meeting Removals

3 articles · Updated · STAT · Sep 11

Summary

  • Four editors of the ADA’s flagship journal, Diabetes Care, said they will stop reviewing manuscript submissions as part of a boycott announced Thursday.
  • Steven Kahn — the journal’s editor-in-chief — said the action protests how the American Diabetes Association handled the removal of members from its June meeting in New Orleans and its response afterward.
  • Kahn was among five members ousted from the conference center for handing out copies of a Diabetes Care editorial on federal cuts to research funding; the other editors joining the boycott are Cheryl Anderson, John Buse and Elizabeth Selvin.
  • The ADA said it is aware of the effort and remains focused on its mission, but the boycott marks a sharper escalation in a dispute over leadership conduct and the organization’s treatment of dissenting members.

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