Titlebook: Human Subjects Research after the Holocaust; Sheldon Rubenfeld,Susan Benedict Book 2014 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2014

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Involuntary Abortion and Coercive Research on Pregnant Forced Laborers in National Socialism,rapeutic abortions in the early 1930s, before the National Socialist seizure of power. By describing and discussing these experiments, mainly focusing on fetography, this chapter makes a specific contribution to the history of human subjects research under National Socialism.

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Eugenics and Racial Hygiene: Applied Research Strategies before, during, and after National Socialibe expanded, even though there were still many questions regarding the hereditability of the diseases and disabilities mentioned in the law. This can be traced back to the dual character of eugenics as a science and a sociopolitical movement.

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,Abusive Medical Practices on “Euthanasia” Victims in Austria during and after World War II,diagnostic procedures at the Viennese youth welfare facility at Spiegelgrund, experimental tests of tuberculosis vaccines on Spiegelgrund inmates, and the role of psychological testing methods in the context of the children’s euthanasia program.

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Reproduction Then and Now: Learning from the Past,nal Socialism are not exactly analogous to those of contemporary medicine. Nonetheless, studying the Nazi perversions of medical care can facilitate and inform the current discourse on bioethical issues, especially the devastating consequences of physicians abandoning their ethical and professional precepts in the name of science.

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Wendy A. Keitel MD, FIDSAlen mit über 30 Millionen Menschen die größte Alterskohorte in Deutschland dar. Da sie in der Regel über ein hohes Wohlstandsniveau verfügen, sind somit »im besten Alter« für hohe Konsumausgaben. Hartwin Maas charakterisiert ihre generationstypischen Merkmale und Verhaltensweisen. Sein Buch beschrei

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Introduction: How Did It Go So Wrong?,h. They were empowered by eugenics, which was an acclaimed worldwide movement long before Hitler co-opted it for his own purposes. German eugenicists emulated American policies such as the world’s first involuntary sterilization laws, defended their anti-miscegenation policies by citing US treatment

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