The question of whether or not to use information obtained from unethical experiments is highly debatable. To start, an unethical experiment does not give participants informed consent, treats a participant as a mean rather than an end, and does not care for the well-being of participants ( Student Video). In some cases, such as the Willowbrook Study, it is debated if the information can be used for scientific research due to the unethical procedure. The Willowbrook Study started in 1956 ar Willowbrook State school in Staten Island, New York (page 140). The school focused on teaching children with mental illnesses, making it the perfect environment for scientists to study the course of hepatitis. Parents were given an informed consent that
