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Forty years of medical racism : the Tuskegee experiments
Forty years of medical racism : the Tuskegee experiments
-- Tuskegee experiments
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The Tuskegee Study is one of the most infamous medical studies ever conducted. From 1932 to 1972, the federal government studied the long-term effects of syphilis on 399 men. The study has been condemned because the black men were never treated for the disease and were never told the true nature of their illness.--Publisher description.
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Title
Forty years of medical racism : the Tuskegee experiments -- Tuskegee experiments
Call No
R853.H8
Authors
Uschan, Michael V., 1948-
Tuskegee Institute
Subjects
Human experimentation in medicine--Alabama--Macon County--History--Juvenile literature.
Tuskegee Syphilis Study--Juvenile literature.
Syphilis--Research--Alabama--Macon County--History--Juvenile literature.
Syphilis--Alabama--Macon County--History--Juvenile literature.
African American men--Diseases--Alabama--Macon County--History--Juvenile literature.
Language
English
Published
Detroit : Lucent Books, ©2006.
Publication Desc
112 p. : ill. ;
ISBN
1590184866

(hard cover : alk. paper)

LCCN
2004010678
Series
Lucent library of Black history
Target Audience
Pre-adolescent
Dimensions
24 cm.