Reference no: EM131361936
Journal: Human Experimentation
After you watch the documentary The Deadly Deception presenting the infamous Tuskegee Study, please respond to the questions below.
1. What were the ethical principles violated in the interaction between patients and doctors?
2. What other parties had interests in this case and what were these interests?
3. What were the arguments used by the defenders of the study to justify its execution?
4. What was wrong with these arguments?
5. How is this experiment similar to the experiments performed by Nazi doctors?
6. What can we do to make sure such experiments are not carried out ever again?
Answer all the question with your personalopinion don't copy others opinionsand I will not give you number of words to write as long as you answer the question clearly but at least write page and half
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