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A report on physically and mentally disabled children, who, from 1955 to 1960, were being used as subjects in painful medical experiments. Includes interviews with: Karen Alves, whose brother Mark Dal Molin, a cerebral palsy victim, was placed in Sonoma (CA) State Hospital; Susan Lederer, a teacher of medical history at Yale University and a member of a 1994 presidential panel investigating radiation experiments; and Theresa Murphy, an administrator at Sonoma State for 30 years.
Enfants atteints de troubles du développement