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The Most Disturbing Human Experiments Ever Conducted | What Happened Next

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Discover the most disturbing human experiments in history that actually happened. From ancient Greek vivisections to secret government radiation projects, these real scientific experiments are more terrifying than any horror movie. This video explores the dark side of human experimentation including Herophilus's live dissections in ancient Greece, Project 4.1 radiation studies in the Marshall Islands, the Guatemalan syphilis experiments, and the horrifying Unit 731 atrocities during World War Two. Learn about unethical medical experiments, government cover ups, and how condemned criminals, innocent civilians, and even children became unwilling test subjects. These shocking true stories reveal why medical ethics and human rights protections are absolutely essential today. From ancient Alexandria to Cold War America and wartime Japan, we examine the most disturbing chapters in scientific history that pushed the boundaries of human cruelty in the name of research and discovery.

Chapter one: Herophilus and Erasistratus in ancient Greece
Live human dissections in Alexandria and the origins of anatomical science.
Chapter two: Project four point one in the Marshall Islands
Radiation exposure after Castle Bravo and the secret study of affected residents.
Chapter three: Guatemalan syphilis experiments
Intentional infection of thousands under the direction of John Cutler.
Chapter four: Unit seven three one in wartime Asia
Large scale lethal experimentation by the Japanese military in Harbin.
Chapter five: Ethical lessons from history
Reflection on why oversight and dignity in science are essential.

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