Articles related to "Medical Experiments"

One legacy of an immoral health study in Alabama is that today a quarter of the Black American population believes HIV/AIDS is a plot to wipe them out.

Deciding on a Holocaust-related research paper begins with determining what kind of paper will be written and only then can the topic be developed into a focused thesis.

Beginning in 1946, 23 German physicians were prosecuted for human experimentation abuses. The resulting Doctors' Trial led to the Nuremberg Code in 1947.

National Geographic Channel on cable TV will broadcast a study of Joseph Mengele's possible connection to twin births in Explorer: Nazi Mystery: Twins from Brazil.

Recent studies have shown that a common sweetener used in a lot of everyday foods can cause toxic effects within the human body.

The documentary "Forgiving Dr. Mengele" explores the shocking idea of forgiving the Nazis.

Although it might seem like nothing more than science fiction to some people, to researchers and alleged victims, alien abductions are real.

The Holocaust was of the most heinous crimes in history. Thousands if not millions of people have tried to explain how it took place.

Mauthausen Concentration Camp was opened in 1938 in Austria; just a few months after the Anschluss. It was the Nazi's first camp outside of Germany.

Brief biography of the playwright Georg Büchner and discussion of the play Woyzeck, which was unfinished at the time of his death.

With the rise of Adolf Hitler to power, the Nazis allowed German physicians to conduct unethical medical experiments on concentration camp prisoners.

Auschwitz was an infamous German detention camp. Incoming prisoners were chosen for immediate death, or for medical experimentation under doctors such as Josef Mengele.

At the Doctors' Trial, Nazi physicians claimed that their medical abuses should be excused as they had acted no differently than U.S. doctors. Was their allegation true?

Prisoners sent to Auschwitz knew their reassignment was a death sentence. Often the best chance of survival came from being used as a subject of medical experimentation.