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THE DARK SIDE OF SCIENCE: UNCONSCIONABLE HUMAN EXPERIMENTS, A CHRONOLOGY

OVERVIEW

Part 1: Experiments before Nuremberg

Part 2: Nazi Medical Atrocities: 1932-1945

Part 3: Japanese Medical Atrocities: 1930-1945

Part 4: U.S. Atrocities WW II / Cold War
Pt 5: Operation Paperclip
Pt 6: U.S. Soldiers: Poison chemicals
Pt 7: Radiation Experiments

Pt 8: CIA Mind Control: 1950-1980

Part 9: CIA Torture Experiments: 2002 —

Part 10: Innocent Children Victimized

Part 11: Recent Experiments: 1980 to Date

List of References cited at the end of each Part.

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Peer review is supposed to be the quality assurance system for science, weeding out the scientifically unreliable and reassuring readers of journals that they can trust what they are reading. In reality, however, it is ineffective, largely a lottery, anti-innovatory, slow, expensive, wasteful of scientific time, inefficient, easily abused, prone to bias, unable to detect fraud and irrelevant.

— Richard Smith, former editor of the BMJ

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