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1932 In early 1932, a letter Rhoads had written in November 1931, which disparaged Puerto Ricans and claimed he had killed and intentionally injected cancer cells into his patients, was given by a lab assistant to Puerto Rican nationalist leader Pedro...
1932-1972 Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment
1951-1961 Skid Row Cancer Study
1955-1965 Southam conducted clinical research on people without their informed consent, in which he injected cancer cells (HeLa cells) into their skin, to see if their immune system would reject the cancer cells or if the cells would grow.
1997 Excessive secrecy has significant consequences for the national interest when policy makers are not fully informed, the government is not held accountable for its actions, and the public cannot engage in informed debate.
2001 Informed Consent in Medical Research (book)
2004 In a case involving a vaccine against anthrax, a federal district judge held in 2004 that "the United States cannot demand that members of the armed forces also serve as guinea pigs for experimental drugs" absent...
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Project 112 and Project SHAD experiments involved unknowing test subjects who did not give informed consent, and took place on land and at sea in various climates and terrains.
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