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Ethically speaking Should Holocaust medical experiments be made public?
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When did medical experiments begin in the holocaust?
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Were any human experiments conducted at the concentration camps?
The medical experiments were gruesome and had little merit for the rest of the medical world. There motivations for the experiments were mostly about studying sub-humans according to their view. See the attached links.
Could you name tortures used during the holocaust?
There were multiple accounts of torture during the Holocaust. (Since you said Holocaust not WWII, I'll stick to the genocide of the Jewish people rather than the entire WWII) There was starvation, abnormal and useless medical experiments, the rolls calls that lasted forever, standing cells in which the person was sentenced to hard labor during the day and was forced to stand at night. These are a few examples.
What was dr menegeles job during the holocaust?
He was a medical doctor.
Did they do fatal medical expeiraments on the prisoners during the holocaust?
Yes.
When did medical experiments begin in the holocaust?
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What happened if a person survived medical experiments during the holocaust?
They would then be killed, sooner rather than later.
What happened to the victims of the Holocaust who were sent to camps?
They were either killed on arrival or had to work as slave labourers. A few were used for 'medical' experiments.
What is a word that starts with M that deals with the holocaust?
Mauthausen. Moll. Mass Murder. Medical experiments. Madagascar. Majdanek. Muller (Filip). Mischlinge.
How many people were killed by firing squads during the holocaust?
About 2 million half of which were not Jewish.Similar numbers of Chinese and Asian people were subjected to experimentation by Germanys ally Japan but no action was taken in a deal that gave the USA the results gained from these crimes.___No, the number of Holocaust victims killed by medical experiments is usually given as about 18,000. It is a big mistake to think of it as a major method of killing in the Holocaust.
What made the Nazi's start the medical experiments from the holocaust?
The reason for the medical experiments was for Hitler to improve his "master race". He wanted also to determine the best ways for his troops to survive in battle. It is also true that he wanted to inflict suffering and degradation on Jews and other minorities, like gypsies and other "abnormal" people.
Who is Dr. Mengele in Night?
Dr. Josef Mengele was a Nazi doctor who conducted inhumane medical experiments on prisoners at Auschwitz during the Holocaust. In the book "Night" by Elie Wiesel, Mengele is portrayed as a cruel and sadistic figure who symbolizes the horrors of the Holocaust.
What are the Concentration Camps that conducted Medical Experiments?
Auschwitz had Joseph Mengele. Dachau performed High Altitude Medical Experiments and Buchenwald tested pharmaceuticals and incendiary devices on prisoners. See the Jewish Virtual Library's section on Medical Experiments for a good list of experiments and those responsible.
Why is it ethically necessary for medical professionals to keep learning about their profession even after becoming licensed?
It enables medical professionals to give the best care.
What kind of experiments do astronauts conduct on the space station?
Most experiments conducted are medical experiments, but fluid mechanics experiments, various experiments involving weightlessness, and testing of new technologies are also conducted.
Were any human experiments conducted at the concentration camps?
The medical experiments were gruesome and had little merit for the rest of the medical world. There motivations for the experiments were mostly about studying sub-humans according to their view. See the attached links.
What happened to babies in the Holocaust?
During the Holocaust, babies and young children were often subjected to inhumane treatment, including separation from their families, malnourishment, medical experiments, and, in many cases, immediate killing upon arrival at concentration camps. They were among the most vulnerable victims of the Nazi regime's systematic genocide.
