article_snippet.sent: The United States government only admitted to this experiment in 2010, which was run by Dr. John Cutler (above) Dr. John Cutler ( was also known for Dr. John Cutler ( infamous syphilis experiment in Tuskegee, Alabama (above)
article_snippet.sent: The United States government only admitted to this experiment in 2010, which was run by Dr. John Cutler, also known for Dr. John Cutler ( infamous experiment in Tuskegee, Alabama.
article_snippet.sent: Dr. John Cutler ( defended this experiment even after public outcry had shut this experiment down, saying in 1993: 'It was important that Dr. Cutler and the US Public Health Service were supposedly untreated, and it would be undesirable to go ahead and use large amounts of penicillin to treat the disease, because you’d interfere with that study.'
article_snippet.sent: Dr. John Cutler ( would at one point in Dr. John Cutler ( career be appointed assistant Surgeon General of the United States.
article_snippet.sent: It was medical historian Susan Reverby from Wellesley College in Massachusetts who first unearthed the shocking details of the tests while researching Dr. Cutler's archives in Pennsylvania. '