December 2014 – Page 2 – Alliance for Human Research Protection

December 29, 2014

1985: Large-scale experiments that spewed radiation across Idaho and beyond

1985: The Energy Department conducted large-scale experiments as late as 1985 that deliberately produced reactor meltdowns that

1985: Large-scale experiments that spewed radiation across Idaho and beyond

December 29, 2014

1994: Heliobacter pylori

1994: Ali Zaidi, a student at the University of Rochester, was not informed about the risks of

1994: Heliobacter pylori

December 29, 2014

1995: Findings of the Advisory Commission on Human Radiation Experiments

1995: The Advisory Commission on Human Radiation Experiments cataloged 81 pediatric radiation exposure projects — 27 of

1995: Findings of the Advisory Commission on Human Radiation Experiments

December 29, 2014

1995: Roadmap of Human Radiation Experiments

1995: U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) published a Roadmap of Human Radiation Experiments summarizing 150 plus an

1995: Roadmap of Human Radiation Experiments

December 29, 2014

2000: Participants in the Walla Walla experiments settled

In 2000, the former participants in the Walla Walla experiments settled a $2.4 million class-action settlement from

2000: Participants in the Walla Walla experiments settled

December 28, 2014

1932–1972: Tuskegee Syphilis experiment

1932–1972: Tuskegee Syphilis experiment, “the longest nontherapeutic experiment on human beings in the history of medicine,” continued

1932–1972: Tuskegee Syphilis experiment

December 28, 2014

1939: “The Monster Experiment”

The “Monster Experiment” was conceived by and conducted under the supervision of Dr. Wendell Johnson, one of

1939: “The Monster Experiment”

December 28, 2014

1942: The American Psychiatric Association debated legalizing murder (euthanasia)

In 1942, psychiatrists debated legalizing murder (“euthanasia”) at the American Psychiatric Association. Foster Kennedy, MD, advocated killing

1942: The American Psychiatric Association debated legalizing murder (euthanasia)

December 28, 2014

1940s: Fiendish “Refrigeration” experiments on mental patients at Harvard, U. of Cincinnati

A series of fiendish Hypothermia experiments subjected mental patients for prolonged periods to freezing temperatures. They were

1940s: Fiendish “Refrigeration” experiments on mental patients at Harvard, U. of Cincinnati

December 28, 2014

1942: Edward Cohn, MD, a Harvard biochemist injected prisoners with beef blood

Edward Cohn, MD, a Harvard biochemist injected 64 Massachusetts prisoners with beef blood in an experiment sponsored

1942: Edward Cohn, MD, a Harvard biochemist injected prisoners with beef blood

December 28, 2014

1941–1958: Infectious disease experiments: institutionalized children “canaries in the mines”

1941–1945: U.S. Committee on Medical Research (CMR) was dedicated to wartime medicine; it funded and coordinated 137

1941–1958: Infectious disease experiments: institutionalized children “canaries in the mines”

December 28, 2014

1942–1969: Dr. Lauretta Bender, child psychiatrist from Hell

Child psychiatrist, Dr. Lauretta Bender, began her experimental electroshock “treatments” in children in 1942 at Bellevue Hospital.

1942–1969: Dr. Lauretta Bender, child psychiatrist from Hell

December 28, 2014

1944: The largest malaria experiment involved 800 prisoners

US Army and State Department funded a crash program to develop new drugs against malaria. The largest

1944: The largest malaria experiment involved 800 prisoners

December 28, 2014

1945: Sterilization tally in the USA; in Nazi Germany

1945: “Sterilization of the Insane in the USA” a report in The Lancet based on information published

1945: Sterilization tally in the USA; in Nazi Germany

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ALLIANCE FOR HUMAN RESEARCH PROTECTION

1985: Large-scale experiments that spewed radiation across Idaho and beyond

1994: Heliobacter pylori

1995: Findings of the Advisory Commission on Human Radiation Experiments

1995: Roadmap of Human Radiation Experiments

2000: Participants in the Walla Walla experiments settled

1932–1972: Tuskegee Syphilis experiment

1939: “The Monster Experiment”

1942: The American Psychiatric Association debated legalizing murder (euthanasia)

1940s: Fiendish “Refrigeration” experiments on mental patients at Harvard, U. of Cincinnati

1942: Edward Cohn, MD, a Harvard biochemist injected prisoners with beef blood

1941–1958: Infectious disease experiments: institutionalized children “canaries in the mines”

1942–1969: Dr. Lauretta Bender, child psychiatrist from Hell

1944: The largest malaria experiment involved 800 prisoners

1945: Sterilization tally in the USA; in Nazi Germany

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