
"The Tuskegee Study" The Tuskegee Study was the
American version of the Nazi
Holocaust. In 1932 four
hundred black men with
syphilis were recruited
into a public health study;
subsequently, public health
officials conspired to prevent the participants from receiving treatment for their syphilis. The ultimate goal of the Study was to autopsy the victims after their deaths. From a public health point of view, the Tuskegee Study was highly successful: 275 of the 400 blacks died before the devilish experiment could be stopped. Why were none of the conspirators ever punished?
The Tuskegee story exposes the heretofore suppressed saga of a tragic episode in our nation's history. ($22.95)
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