A community for Canadian physicians and medical professionals
🍁 While this community is intended for Canadian discussions, you are free to post about other medical systems. We're all in this together :)
For better links and descriptions, see the pinned post in the Medical Community Hub (!medicine@lemmy.world)
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Link to high-quality, original research whenever possible: Posts which rely on or reference scientific data (e.g. an announcement about a medical breakthrough) should link to the original research in peer-reviewed medical journals or respectable news sources as judged by the moderators. Sensationalized titles, misrepresentation of results, or promotion of blatantly bad science may lead to removal.
Act professionally and decently: /r/medicine is a public forum that represents the medical community and comments should reflect this. Please keep disagreement civil and focused on issues.
Protect patient confidentiality. Please anonymize cases and remove any patient-identifiable information.
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These rules have been modelled after /r/medicine. While some rules were modified or skipped as this is a much smaller community, we can revisit the rules as we go. Thank you :)
Key Bits
Eva Lonn is the medical director of cardiac health and rehabilitation at McMaster University, as well as a professor of medicine in the university’s medical school.
Last weekend Lonn made a LinkedIn comment on a New York Post article about a pro-Palestinian protest in Brooklyn, N.Y. in which she said “deport them all to where they came from.”
