Taking place in Macon's county, Georgia with about 399 volunteers, this program included mandatory autopsies at death, spinal taps, and no knowledge about whether the subject was receiving placebo or penicillin.
Susan Reverby discovered that this effort was extended to Guatemala, where it was headed by John Cutler. This program was partially based out of a few buildings on the grounds of the Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church. This program was originally backed by the Rosenwald Fund, and Jean Heller originally leaked the existence of this program. The Belmont report was born out of the investigation into this program, which recruited people into "Miss Rivers Lodge". Taking place in Macon's county, Georgia with about 399 volunteers, this program included mandatory autopsies at death, spinal taps, and no knowledge about whether the subject was receiving placebo or penicillin. For 10 points, identify this notorious research study in which African-American men were not treated for a venereal disease in order to observe its effects.
Susan Reverby discovered that this effort was extended to Guatemala, where it was headed by John Cutler.
Tuskegee syphilis experiment