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Susan M. Reverby

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  • Guatemala syphilis experiment
    / Study flaws and ethical considerations

    …death in 2003, American historian Susan M. Reverby initiated an investigation of Cutler’s original documents, which were housed at the University of Pittsburgh, having been donated to the institution in 1990 by Cutler when he was a professor there. Reverby reported her findings in 2010 and subsequently shared them with…

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    …death in 2003, American historian Susan M. Reverby initiated an investigation of Cutler’s original documents, which were housed at the University of Pittsburgh, having been donated to the institution in 1990 by Cutler when he was a professor there. Reverby reported her findings in 2010 and subsequently shared them with…

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