What Are Science's Ugliest Experiments?

Published May 14, 2012

What Are Science's Ugliest Experiments?

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In a paper published in 1972 in The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, Heath described an experiment on a 24-year-old male homosexual with a history of epilepsy, depression, and drug abuse. The man, whom Heath called patient B-19, …
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Scripps Research Institute Scientists Develop Antidote for Cocaine Overdose

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"This would be the first specific antidote for cocaine toxicity," said Scripps Research Kim Janda, PhD, senior author of the report. A pioneer in the field of vaccines against drugs of abuse, Janda is the Ely R. Callaway, Jr. Chair in Chemistry, …
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Officer: Military could learn from civilian courts

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"When PTSD is acquired through service, and combat caused PTSD increases aggression, drug abuse, and violence," he argues, "the most basic concepts of justice require the military to effectively treat PTSD rather than punish it.
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