The Ethics Of Inhumane Experiments

the Mengele experiments, fewer than 200 individuals survived.” ( Herald & Review (Decatur, IL) 17 Nov. 2007: Newspaper Source.EBSCO. 12 Mar. 2016.) “Holocaust survivor Susan Vigorito found the use of the word "data" a sterile term. She was 3½ when she and her twin sister, Hannah, arrived at Auschwitz. They were housed for an entire year in Mengele's private lab in a wooden cage a yard and a half wide. Without anesthetic, Mengele would repeatedly scrape at the bone tissue of one of her legs. Her sister died from repeated injections to her spinal column. She claims that she is the real data, the living data of Dr. Mengele.” (Cohen, Baruch C. "Nazi Medical Experimentation: The Ethics Of Using Medical Data From Nazi Experiments." Jewish Virtual Library. American-Israeli Cooperative Enterprise, n.d. Web. 12 Mar. 2016. .) Dr. Josef Mengele altered the medical field in one of the most inhumane ways. …show more content…
Josef Mengele did not show any humanity in his research, he did not care how the subject felt or thought but I mean why would he? After all they were just his lab rats. In some of his research he did get positive results such as the twins because it still affects today's population especially in Brazil. He did show the world you can make a female have twins without the parental genetics; Therefore, he made a change in the medical field. Although he had some positive results I do not see the justification of many deaths for this one result. The inmates did not have a voice in their bodies and how they were being