
From 1944 to 1974, the US government conducted over 4,000 radiation experiments on unwitting citizens. Plutonium was injected into 18 patients without consent, pregnant women at Vanderbilt University were fed radioactive iron, mentally disabled children at Fernald State School were fed radioactive oatmeal, and prisoners had their testicles irradiated. President Clinton's 1994 Advisory Committee documented the full scope.
The US government conducted radiation experiments on thousands of unwitting citizens including pregnant women, prisoners, and disabled children
βThe government conducted thousands of human radiation experiments during the Cold War without informed consent.β
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