Force Feeding Prisoners
The treatment of prisoners was very relevant during the Holocaust and remains so today.
Read More >>Max Planck Institute Desires to Take Moral Responsibility for Its Unethical Research
After more than 70 years the Max Planck Institute, known as the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute during the Third Reich, appears willing to take responsibility for its unethical human subjects research by opening its archives to four independent researchers for the next three years.
Read More >>Germany Grapples with Its African Genocide
Tens of thousands of Namibians were killed in what historians call the 20th century’s first genocide, and Germany is finally close to recognizing it as such.
Read More >>70th Anniversary of the Doctors’ Trial—History of Nuremberg Code
This article discusses the Nazi Doctors' Trial and its relation to the history of Eugenics. The authors suggest that we must learn these lessons from history in order to safeguard medical ethics today.
Read More >>Harvard’s Eugenics Era
Thank you to CMATH Champion Jaime Romanowsky for pointing out the article with the above title published in the March-April 2016 issue of Harvard Magazine.
Read More >>Human Biodiversity and Eugenics
Is human biodiversity a modern term for eugenics?
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