Would You Get Sick for Science?

6/9/2026

Second Opinion

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They were conscientious objectors who refused to fight in World War II. So they found another way to serve: they offered their own bodies for dangerous medical experiments.

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Would You Get Sick for Science?
6/9/2026
4:55
They were conscientious objectors who refused to fight in World War II. So they found another way to serve: they offered their own bodies for dangerous medical experiments.

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Would You Get Sick for Science?

Second Opinion

Altri episodi di "Second Opinion"

Who Will Take Care of Rusty?

Suicide Prevention: The Power of Staying Connected

Holy Grail, Hollow Promise

When Health Care Becomes a Ballot Battle: Three Propositions, Three Flawed Ideas

The Comment In The Operating Room

Want Your Doctor to Write Back?

No Room In The Hospital

When Good Enough Is Never Good Enough

The Pressure to Succeed

Would You Get Sick for Science?