1. Havasupai Tribe’s Experiment
Hypothesis: Results can show in DNA Havasupai Tribe gene pool affects the remote location. The foundation at the high rate of type-2 diabetes. Havasupai Tribe restricted gene pool have possible other conditions in their DNA. Schizophrenia, anxiety, depression. Are they possible inbreeding the reason a restricted gene pool? Tribes DNA compares to DNA different races, species.
The Methods of Research:
Use existing data: Number Havasupai Tribal members that have type-2 diabetes.
Participant Observation: Educational studies diabetes at Arizona State University
Experimental Research: Collecting, testing blood samples to identify diabetes, diabetic traits in the Havasupai Tribe. Genetic testing to identify certain …show more content…
The Havasupai Tribe, unethical practice to use Havasupai Tribe DNA. Violation of Havasupai Tribe’s civil rights, fraud, misrepresentation. Arizona State University with intentions, helping Havasupai tribe’s high levels of diabetes faulted its research. Havasupai tribe trusted these professors with the sacred part of their body. The makes studies regarding their mental health, claims inbreeding the small gene pool. Comparing Havasupai Tribe DNA with different races, species. Tribe believes in death the body should bury whole. Having a part of them missing at the time they pass on to the next world. No consent obtained is the consent of extra research without permission.
The Tuskegee Experiment it was unethical to treat men who had a fatal disease with a fabricated solution. To study the effects of syphilis disease, another nine years, penicillin introduced the cure of syphilis. 31 years additional syphilis research. Men died, spouses, girlfriends infected. Children born infected. Generations of families have to deal with this dreadful disease. No consent obtained from the men didn’t know what the true meaning these procedures till the study was over …show more content…
Long-term impacts on Havasupai Tribe is those reports on their DNA did damage. Suing the university can’t erase the damage done. Barring of any ASU university research of their turquoise land. Potential tourism revenue lost one of the ways Havasupai support their income. Misinformation published, Havasupai Tribe name tarnished. Long-term effects Tuskegee Experiment, agonizing deaths of men who didn’t have to suffer. Families that have endured the pain of infections. Embarrassment considering future generations knowing a relative violated civil right. Plays, documentaries, as well movies made about this experiment. Racial eugenics, social Darwinism was a factor in this experiment. 2015 those stereotypes still haunt the black race today.
5. To use morals, ethics, general principles to prevent unethical research in the future. Professional Competence: Have the expertise of research. Integrity: Be honest with your intentions with the group you are doing research on. Professional as well Scientific Responsibility: Work at your highest professional standards. Respect People’s Rights, Dignity, furthermore Diversity: Respect the group you are doing research on. Social Responsibility knows that the community as well societies of the group you are doing research on strive that make their communities
Hypothesis: Results can show in DNA Havasupai Tribe gene pool affects the remote location. The foundation at the high rate of type-2 diabetes. Havasupai Tribe restricted gene pool have possible other conditions in their DNA. Schizophrenia, anxiety, depression. Are they possible inbreeding the reason a restricted gene pool? Tribes DNA compares to DNA different races, species.
The Methods of Research:
Use existing data: Number Havasupai Tribal members that have type-2 diabetes.
Participant Observation: Educational studies diabetes at Arizona State University
Experimental Research: Collecting, testing blood samples to identify diabetes, diabetic traits in the Havasupai Tribe. Genetic testing to identify certain …show more content…
The Havasupai Tribe, unethical practice to use Havasupai Tribe DNA. Violation of Havasupai Tribe’s civil rights, fraud, misrepresentation. Arizona State University with intentions, helping Havasupai tribe’s high levels of diabetes faulted its research. Havasupai tribe trusted these professors with the sacred part of their body. The makes studies regarding their mental health, claims inbreeding the small gene pool. Comparing Havasupai Tribe DNA with different races, species. Tribe believes in death the body should bury whole. Having a part of them missing at the time they pass on to the next world. No consent obtained is the consent of extra research without permission.
The Tuskegee Experiment it was unethical to treat men who had a fatal disease with a fabricated solution. To study the effects of syphilis disease, another nine years, penicillin introduced the cure of syphilis. 31 years additional syphilis research. Men died, spouses, girlfriends infected. Children born infected. Generations of families have to deal with this dreadful disease. No consent obtained from the men didn’t know what the true meaning these procedures till the study was over …show more content…
Long-term impacts on Havasupai Tribe is those reports on their DNA did damage. Suing the university can’t erase the damage done. Barring of any ASU university research of their turquoise land. Potential tourism revenue lost one of the ways Havasupai support their income. Misinformation published, Havasupai Tribe name tarnished. Long-term effects Tuskegee Experiment, agonizing deaths of men who didn’t have to suffer. Families that have endured the pain of infections. Embarrassment considering future generations knowing a relative violated civil right. Plays, documentaries, as well movies made about this experiment. Racial eugenics, social Darwinism was a factor in this experiment. 2015 those stereotypes still haunt the black race today.
5. To use morals, ethics, general principles to prevent unethical research in the future. Professional Competence: Have the expertise of research. Integrity: Be honest with your intentions with the group you are doing research on. Professional as well Scientific Responsibility: Work at your highest professional standards. Respect People’s Rights, Dignity, furthermore Diversity: Respect the group you are doing research on. Social Responsibility knows that the community as well societies of the group you are doing research on strive that make their communities