Inhumane Stanford Study Essay

When reviewing history see how various studies were revealed as inhumane. The stanford study, bobo dolls, milgram's. Mental health has severely been researched and experimented with for explanation. Just like in high school excusism. They didn't want her to be mentally ill. Her friend blamed it on demonic possession. Another experiment that was possible borderline actually fell off the deep in. In 1983 a group labeled as schizophrenic at University of California Los Angeles stopped their medication to try and find other ways of coping with relapse and why people relapsed. Ninety percent of the patients in the study relapsed. Varies people died by committing suicide tony lamadrid was one of twenty three individuals out of 50. This experiment started out as an attempt to help with predicting attacks so doctors can treat. Schizophrenia is hard to treat with a high suicidal rate. Tony was the youngest and with no “immediate family” as the researchers put it according to Washington Post. His brothers were never given the information the requested on how their brother was fairing. After Tony's suicide his family sued and the consent contract was reviewed. Information was left out. There was so much grey area according to Washington Post and New York Times. There was no guideline to how severe symptoms gotta be before they intervened. …show more content…
His parents were grateful that he was accepted. As his father put it “free medication and treatment”. Gregory did “beautifully” as his mother put it for a year. Until the researchers were decreasing his medications to see if he could be just as functional with less, possibly with no drugs. His doctors promised his parents to keep them informed on if symptoms are relapse are to appear. Symptoms did and after pleas of asking for him to be back on medications were all denied. Gerogery relapsed and as of September 29, 1992 his mother reported that he never reaching the level of function he had before his