Ancel Keys, the cholesterol flip-flopper – Prof Tim Noakes on insulin resistance
In Part 6 of Prof Noakes’ series on insulin resistance, Noakes tells of a desperate Keys intent on proving a hypothesis on cholesterol.
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In Part 6 of Prof Noakes’ series on insulin resistance, Noakes tells of a desperate Keys intent on proving a hypothesis on cholesterol.
Conscientious objectors to World War II volunteered for yearlong University of Minnesota study.
During World War II, America Experimented on Conscientious Objectors 500 conscientious objectors “competed to volunteer” to be “human guinea pigs” for “dangerous and life-threatening medical experiments seeking cures for malaria, infections hepatitis, atypical pneumonia and typhus." The vast majority of Americans supported involvement in World War II, but a small minority refused to serve in combat because of their religious, philosophical, political or moral beliefs. The Selective Service and Training Act of 1940 gave these conscientious objectors the option of serving in non-comba...