Pros And Cons Of Inhumane Experiments

Unethically obtained research has long been debated within the scientific community. During the Second World War, Nazi scientists conducted many human studies that researchers today could never ethically repeat. Inhumane experiments permeated concentration camps in an attempt for these scientists to understand the physiological limitations of the human body, but the data obtained from this human experimentation is unfit for use in the scientific community. There is reason to believe that the results of these experiments are highly unreliable. Because of the immense pressure facing the researchers, it is plausible that the experiments may have been conducted in ways that would tend to yield ideal results for the Nazi scientists. Knowing that
It appears that the Dauchu experiment, along with many others, did not adhere to these guidelines. If this data is used for modern medicine, it would discredit the Nuremberg Code and the fine line that separates human experimentation from