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Supreme Court Rules Against James King After Police Beating
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Supreme Court Tosses Suit Brought by Michigan Man Beaten by Police in Case of Mistaken Identity
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The Messed Up Truth About America s Experiments In Guatemala
By Marina Manoukian/Feb. 24, 2021 2:34 pm EDT
Even after an effective treatment of syphilis was discovered, some scientists were still concerned with finding an effective prophylaxis rather than working on bettering the existing treatment technique. And after reading about the clinical effectiveness of the orvus-mapharsen prophylaxis that Drs. Arnold and Mahoney proved effective in rabbits, some researchers decided to pursue human experimentation of this prophylaxis.
And despite the fact that the article describing these rabbit experiments noted that such experiments in humans would be ethically impossible, posted at the Bioethics Archive at Georgetown University, some researchers from the United States, with funding from the government, decided to go ahead and try it anyway.
With threat of impeachment, Nixon quit in shame — Trump has received no punishment
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Chief Judge Rosenstengel
EAST ST. LOUIS – U.S. Magistrate Judge Gilbert Sison on Feb. 18 dismissed physician Melvin Merritt from a suit over delivery of a baby, ruling that plaintiff Heather Turner must sue the United States instead.
Sison found Merritt acted as an employee of Southern Illinois Health Care Foundation, a public health service that qualifies for protection from malpractice suits.
“When a public health service’s employee or officer’s performance of medical functions causes damages, including personal injury or death, the only available remedy is a Federal Tort Claims Act lawsuit against the United States,” he wrote.
He denied a motion to remand the suit to Madison County circuit court, where Morgan Scroggins of Granite City filed it for Turner last year.