During the Tuskegee Study, What Issues Were of Ethical Concern

question 24

Multiple Choice

During the Tuskegee study, what issues were of ethical concern among the men participating in the study?

• A) Penicillin was made available to treat syphilis, but the men never received treatment.
• B) The study only recruited men with syphilis, those without were ineligible to participate.
• C) Men received free meals and exams, but were not allowed to leave the study.
• D) Both A & C are correct

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