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Subjected To Science: Human Experimentation In America Before The Second World War (The Henry E. Sigerist Series In The History ,Used
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The First Fulllength History Of Biomedical Research With Human Subjects In The Period 'Before Tuskegee'From 1890 To 1940Long Before The U.S. Government Began Conducting Secret Radiation And Germwarfare Experiments, And Long Before The Tuskegee Syphilis Experiments, Medical Professionals Had Introducedand Hotly Debated The Ethics Ofthe Use Of Human Subjects In Medical Experiments. In Subjected To Science, Susan Lederer Provides The First Fulllength History Of Biomedical Research With Human Subjects In The Earlier Period, From 1890 To 1940.Lederer Offers Detailed Accounts Of Experimentsbenign And Otherwiseconducted On Both Healthy And Unhealthy Men, Women, And Children, Including The Yellow Fever Experiments (Which Ultimately Became The Subject Of A Broadway Play And Hollywood Film), Udo Wile'S 'Dental Drill' Experiments On Insane Patients, And Hideyo Noguchi'S Syphilis Experiments, Which Involved Injecting A Number Of Healthy Children And Adults With The Syphilis Germ, Luetin.
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