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Invisible Coercion In Human Research
An AP Special Assignment examines how volunteers enter medical and social experiments, focusing on California's Vacaville Lister Unit and other prisons. It explores informed consent, subtle coercion, compensation, and the ethics of testing on prisoners, the critically ill, and children with input from Dr. Thomas C. Smith and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Vacaville
Calif
Lister
Associated Press
Thomas C. Smith
Parke-Davis
Detroit
Upjohn Co
Parke- Davis
Southern Michigan
Jackson
Smith
Michigan
Gus Harrison
Michigan Department of Corrections
Harry Demissianos
Upjohn
Donald T. Chalkley
National Institutes of Health
Supreme Court
Wiley B. Rutledge
Food and Drug Administration