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    The document summarizes the backlash received by the Annals of Internal Medicine for planned studies questioning recommendations to limit red meat consumption. The journal's editor saw her inbox flooded with around 2,000 identical emails in half an hour opposing publication, an unprecedented volume of negative feedback. The article raises questions about corporate ties to nutrition scientists and influence over dietary guidelines.

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    The document summarizes the backlash received by the Annals of Internal Medicine for planned studies questioning recommendations to limit red meat consumption. The journal's editor saw her inbox flooded with around 2,000 identical emails in half an hour opposing publication, an unprecedented volume of negative feedback. The article raises questions about corporate ties to nutrition scientists and influence over dietary guidelines.

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    Medical News & Perspectives


    January 15, 2020

    Backlash Over Meat Dietary Recommendations


    Raises Questions About Corporate Ties to
    Nutrition Scientists
    Rita Rubin, MA

    JAMA. 2020;323(5):401�404. doi:10.1001/jama.2019.21441

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    It’s almost unheard of for medical journals to get blowback for studies before the data are published.
    But that’s what happened to the Annals of Internal Medicine last fall as editors were about to post
    several studies showing that the evidence linking red meat consumption with cardiovascular disease
    and cancer is too weak to recommend that adults eat less of it.

    Annals Editor-in-Chief Christine Laine, MD, MPH, saw her inbox flooded with roughly 2000 emails—
    most bore the same message, apparently generated by a bot—in a half hour. Laine’s inbox had to be
    shut down, she said. Not only was the volume unprecedented in her decade at the helm of the
    respected journal, the tone of the emails was particularly caustic.

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