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Fred Baughman, MD

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Carl Elliott, MD

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Curt D. Furberg, MD

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David Graham, MD

Diane Harper, MD

Diane Harper, MD

Bernadine Healy, MD

Bernadine Healy, MD

Anthony Morris, MD

Anthony Morris, MD

Loren Mosher, MD

Loren Mosher, MD

Florence Nightingale

Florence Nightingale

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Nancy Olivieri, MD

Maurice Pappworth, MD

Maurice Pappworth

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John Pesando, MD

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Jacob Puliyel, MD

John Thompson, MD

John Thompson, MD

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Dr. Andrew Wakefield

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Vera Institute of Justice Final Report (2009): 80 NYC Foster Children Died in AIDS Drug Trials

August 1, 2015 |

Background: Between 1985 and 2005, at least 532 infants and children in New York City were conscripted as human subjects of clinical trials testing experimental AIDS drugs and vaccines. The New York City Agency for Child Services (ACS), the custodian of foster . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Immoral Experiments, Foster Care, Unethical Experiments, Children Victimized | Tagged Unethical Experiments, children victimized, AIDS drug experiments in babies, Vera Institute of Justice, NYC Foster Kids, AIDS drug experiments, children exploited, 80 deaths, NYC Administration Child Services, ACS, Associated Press, John Solomon, NY Times, Vera Institute Report

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