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This law review article by Efthimios Parasidis examines the history and legal-ethical implications of experimental human research within the U.S. military. It details mid-to-late 20th-century ethical abuses involving mustard gas, nuclear radiation, and psychotropic drugs administered to unwitting subjects. The excerpt also outlines contemporary military efforts to enhance service members' physical and cognitive capabilities through novel biotechnologies and mandatory off-label medical uses.

Key points

  • During World War II, around 60,000 American service members were subjected to race-based mustard gas experiments without informed consent, causing severe short- and long-term health issues.
  • Between the 1940s and 1970s, the U.S. military conducted radiation projects that placed soldiers near atomic detonations and injected unsuspecting civilians with radioactive elements such as plutonium.
  • The military secretly tested psychotropic drugs, including LSD, on unwitting service members and civilians, while recruiting Nazi scientists to aid in chemical weapon and interrogation research.
  • Modern research sponsored by the DoD and DARPA focuses on biotechnological enhancements, such as drugs to prevent sleep for 72+ hours, long-lasting nutraceuticals, and brain-computer interfaces.
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