Doctors are one of the most trusted professions in the world. They provide healing and caring. But it is important to keep in mind that are people too and capable of criminal behavior. A quick talk.

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In this episode, I discuss fear of the unknown. Thanks for watching. Share this podcast with your friends.

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Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative journalist/author Eileen Welsome is back to talk with us more about her book The Plutonium Files and share stories and her perspective on the secret radiation experiments conducted on innocent American citizens by their own government during the Cold War.

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Part Four of a multi-part series where we will read and discuss the article 'When Human Experimentation Is Criminal' by L. Song Richardson. This article examines why doctors and researchers are able to get away with nonconsensual human experimentation without any prosecution or punishment.

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Part Three of a multi-part series where we will read and discuss the article 'When Human Experimentation Is Criminal' by L. Song Richardson. This article examines why doctors and researchers are able to get away with nonconsensual human experimentation without any prosecution or punishment.

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⁠When Human Experimentation Is Criminal⁠

Part Two of a multi-part series where we will read and discuss the article 'When Human Experimentation Is Criminal' by L. Song Richardson. This article examines why doctors and researchers are able to get away with nonconsensual human experimentation without any prosecution or punishment.

Part One of a multi-part series where we will read and discuss the article 'When Human Experimentation Is Criminal' by L. Song Richardson. This article examines why doctors and researchers are able to get away with nonconsensual human experimentation without any prosecution or punishment.

Discussing how we can be there for our friends when times are tough.