This article reviews the myth of Eunice Rivers as the lone woman involved in this study. The discussion offers analysis of the women in these roles and their subsequent publications. Eunice Rivers co-authored two TSUS publications. Six white women co-authored 11 publications. In conclusion, pre-1972, the public health research experiences of Rivers and the white women appeared equitable in their public exposure.

THE TUSKEGEE SYPHILIS EXPERIMENT TOOK PLACE FROM 1932-1972 in macon county, Alabama to test for untreated syphilis in negro males.

https://tuskegeesyphilisexperimentt.weebly.com/doctors-involved.html

According to Thomas Szasz, real medicine is about fixing cellular pathology. Psychiatry, in contrast, is about social control.

Reading the government committee papers: "should we continue with the study?"

As they realize the study is probably over, they are scrambling to see if they can salvage it.

...our mechanism has broken down; Nurse Rivers is getting old, gets lost when she goes to visit patients.

..do you think cardiovascular disease is an indication for treatment?"

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Dental Snuff / Photo of Victims

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