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This gripping volume documents the tragic history of human subjects research in the United States. Drawing on testimony from survivors and experts in the field, the book shines a light on the unethical and often devastating impact of radiation experiments on unsuspecting test subjects. This work is a sobering reminder of the importance of ethical principles in scientific research.
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